Femtosecond pulse shaping and multiple-pulse spectroscopy
Marc M. Wefers, Keith A. Nelson
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Marc M. Wefers, Keith A. Nelson
Abstract
Summary form only given. There has been considerable interest recently in femtosecond pulse shaping techniques in which a single ultrashort pulse is converted into a tailored optical wave form. In this presentation, we present recent results of our continued efforts in femtosecond pulse shaping and its application to multiple-pulse spectroscopy and optical control over material responses.
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Summary form only given. There has been considerable interest recently in femtosecond pulse shaping techniques in which a single ultrashort pulse is converted into a tailored optical wave form. In this presentation, we present recent results of our continued efforts in femtosecond pulse shaping and its application to multiple-pulse spectroscopy and optical control over material responses.
Key concepts: Femtosecond pulse shaping, Ultrashort pulse, Femtosecond, Multiphoton intrapulse interference phase scan, Pulse shaping, Bandwidth-limited pulse, Pulse (music), Optics