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High Quality Pulse Post-compression in a Multi-pass Cell Employing Enhanced Frequency Chirping

Maximilian Benner, Maximilian Karst, Philipp Gierschke, Henning Stark, Mahmoud Abdelaal, Jens Limpert

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We demonstrate experimentally an increased peak power and significantly reduced pedestal pulses in a millijoule pulse energy multi-pass cell post-compression scheme employing the concept of enhanced frequency chirping.

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We demonstrate experimentally an increased peak power and significantly reduced pedestal pulses in a millijoule pulse energy multi-pass cell post-compression scheme employing the concept of enhanced frequency chirping.

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We demonstrate experimentally an increased peak power and significantly reduced pedestal pulses in a millijoule pulse energy multi-pass cell post-compression scheme employing the concept of enhanced frequency chirping.

Key concepts: Chirp, Pulse compression, Pulse (music), Chirp spread spectrum, Materials science, Optics, Frequency modulation, Energy (signal processing)

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