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Reliable Carrier-Envelope Phase Control for Current and Future Attosecond Experiments

Fabian Lücking, Oleg Pronin, Jonathan Brons, Andreas Assion, Alexander A. Apolonski, Ferenc Krausz

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Feed-forward carrier-envelope phase (CEP) stabilization yields few-cycle pulses with unparalleled long-term precision. We show first results on the CEP control of pulses from a thin-disk laser, representing possible future attosecond driver sources.

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Feed-forward carrier-envelope phase (CEP) stabilization yields few-cycle pulses with unparalleled long-term precision. We show first results on the CEP control of pulses from a thin-disk laser, representing possible future attosecond driver sources.

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Feed-forward carrier-envelope phase (CEP) stabilization yields few-cycle pulses with unparalleled long-term precision. We show first results on the CEP control of pulses from a thin-disk laser, representing possible future attosecond driver sources.

Key concepts: Attosecond, Carrier-envelope phase, Envelope (radar), Current (fluid), Phase (matter), Phase control, Physics, Optics

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