Experimental and theoretical investigation of thermal lensing effects in mode-locked femtosecond Z-scan experiments
We show that the closed aperture refractive Z-scan signatures using high-repetition rate ultrafast laser systems are strongly influenced by thermal lensing. We demonstrate that a stationary thermal lens develops even in the case of very low linear absorption. In addition, we have developed a station...
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| description | We show that the closed aperture refractive
Z-scan signatures using high-repetition rate ultrafast laser systems are strongly influenced by thermal lensing. We demonstrate that a stationary thermal lens develops even in the case of very low linear absorption. In addition, we have developed a stationary thermal lens model using the Gaussian decomposition method and applied it for the first time to
Z-scan experiments and find good agreement between theory and experiment. |
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