Ultrashort visible laser pulses
This Spotlight discusses the generation of ultrashort pulses in three spectral regions: visible, deep-ultraviolet, and terahertz ranges. We explore a method to control the carrier-envelope phase (CEP) dynamics based on all-optical phase stabilization. The concepts presented here can be used to gener...
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| contents | Preface -- 1. Introduction: 1.1. Importance of ultrafast phenomena research and its brief history: 1.2. Ti:sapphire laser -- 2. Nonlinear optical processes and nonlinear susceptibilities: 2.1. Optical-field-only-dependent nonlinearity; 2.2. Intensity-dependent case; 3. Optical parametric amplification -- 4. Noncollinear optical nonlinear parametric amplification: 4.1. Basics of ultrashort pulse generation by NOPA; 4.2. Broadband phase-matching condition in type-I BBO crystal; 4.3. Type-I phase-matching condition in BBO crystal -- 5. Optical parametric fluorescence and gain spectra: 5.1. Optical parametric fluorescence spectrum; 5.2. Parametric gain spectrum -- 6. Configurations of NOPA and ultrafast spectroscopy setups: 6.1. Pulse-front-matching configuration in NOPA; 6.2. Experimental setup of NOPA; 6.3. Configuration of pump: probe experimental setup -- 7. Carrier-envelope phase-controlled visible pulse: 7.1. Carrier-envelope phase; 7.2. CEP-stabilized NOPA; 7.3. Chirp compensation by a prism pair; 7.4. Multicolor CEP-locked pulse generation by a spatial filter; 7.5. Double-color CEP-locked pulse generation by dual color seeding -- 8. Broadband parametric four-wave mixing for ultrashort DUV pulse generation: 8.1. Introduction; 8.2. Principle of broadband chirped pulse four-wave mixing; 8.3. Experimental; 8.4. Results and discussion; 8.5. Intermediate conclusion 9. Ultrafast spectroscopy system: 9.1. Multichannel lock-in detection for transient absorption spectroscopy; 9.2. Photodetector-array-based time-resolved spectroscopy system; 9.3. Fast-scan TA spectroscopy system; 9.4. Fast-scan delay for TAS; 9.5. Spectrometer for TAS -- 10. Two-Dimensional correlation spectroscopy for ultrafast transient absorption: 10.1. Basic analysis scheme; 10.2. Analytical expression for 2-D spectra -- 11. Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References |
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| spelling | Kobayashi, Takayoshi 1944- Verfasser (DE-588)11160981X aut Ultrashort visible laser pulses by Takayoshi Kobayashi and Atsushi Yabushita Bellingham, Washington, USA SPIE Press [2019] 1 Online-Ressource (vii, 66 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier SPIE spotlight series vol. SL54 Preface -- 1. Introduction: 1.1. Importance of ultrafast phenomena research and its brief history: 1.2. Ti:sapphire laser -- 2. Nonlinear optical processes and nonlinear susceptibilities: 2.1. Optical-field-only-dependent nonlinearity; 2.2. Intensity-dependent case; 3. Optical parametric amplification -- 4. Noncollinear optical nonlinear parametric amplification: 4.1. Basics of ultrashort pulse generation by NOPA; 4.2. Broadband phase-matching condition in type-I BBO crystal; 4.3. Type-I phase-matching condition in BBO crystal -- 5. Optical parametric fluorescence and gain spectra: 5.1. Optical parametric fluorescence spectrum; 5.2. Parametric gain spectrum -- 6. Configurations of NOPA and ultrafast spectroscopy setups: 6.1. Pulse-front-matching configuration in NOPA; 6.2. Experimental setup of NOPA; 6.3. Configuration of pump: probe experimental setup -- 7. Carrier-envelope phase-controlled visible pulse: 7.1. Carrier-envelope phase; 7.2. CEP-stabilized NOPA; 7.3. Chirp compensation by a prism pair; 7.4. Multicolor CEP-locked pulse generation by a spatial filter; 7.5. Double-color CEP-locked pulse generation by dual color seeding -- 8. Broadband parametric four-wave mixing for ultrashort DUV pulse generation: 8.1. Introduction; 8.2. Principle of broadband chirped pulse four-wave mixing; 8.3. Experimental; 8.4. Results and discussion; 8.5. Intermediate conclusion 9. Ultrafast spectroscopy system: 9.1. Multichannel lock-in detection for transient absorption spectroscopy; 9.2. Photodetector-array-based time-resolved spectroscopy system; 9.3. Fast-scan TA spectroscopy system; 9.4. Fast-scan delay for TAS; 9.5. Spectrometer for TAS -- 10. Two-Dimensional correlation spectroscopy for ultrafast transient absorption: 10.1. Basic analysis scheme; 10.2. Analytical expression for 2-D spectra -- 11. Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References This Spotlight discusses the generation of ultrashort pulses in three spectral regions: visible, deep-ultraviolet, and terahertz ranges. We explore a method to control the carrier-envelope phase (CEP) dynamics based on all-optical phase stabilization. The concepts presented here can be used to generate high-intensity, low-cycle laser optical fields with an exactly locked CEP. Such pulses are indispensable to the study of coherent x-ray and attosecond physics Laser pulses, Ultrashort Yabushita, Atsushi Verfasser aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, epub 978-1-5106-3171-7 Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, mobi 978-1-5106-3172-4 https://doi.org/10.1117/3.2553102 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Kobayashi, Takayoshi 1944- Yabushita, Atsushi Ultrashort visible laser pulses Preface -- 1. Introduction: 1.1. Importance of ultrafast phenomena research and its brief history: 1.2. Ti:sapphire laser -- 2. Nonlinear optical processes and nonlinear susceptibilities: 2.1. Optical-field-only-dependent nonlinearity; 2.2. Intensity-dependent case; 3. Optical parametric amplification -- 4. Noncollinear optical nonlinear parametric amplification: 4.1. Basics of ultrashort pulse generation by NOPA; 4.2. Broadband phase-matching condition in type-I BBO crystal; 4.3. Type-I phase-matching condition in BBO crystal -- 5. Optical parametric fluorescence and gain spectra: 5.1. Optical parametric fluorescence spectrum; 5.2. Parametric gain spectrum -- 6. Configurations of NOPA and ultrafast spectroscopy setups: 6.1. Pulse-front-matching configuration in NOPA; 6.2. Experimental setup of NOPA; 6.3. Configuration of pump: probe experimental setup -- 7. Carrier-envelope phase-controlled visible pulse: 7.1. Carrier-envelope phase; 7.2. CEP-stabilized NOPA; 7.3. Chirp compensation by a prism pair; 7.4. Multicolor CEP-locked pulse generation by a spatial filter; 7.5. Double-color CEP-locked pulse generation by dual color seeding -- 8. Broadband parametric four-wave mixing for ultrashort DUV pulse generation: 8.1. Introduction; 8.2. Principle of broadband chirped pulse four-wave mixing; 8.3. Experimental; 8.4. Results and discussion; 8.5. Intermediate conclusion 9. Ultrafast spectroscopy system: 9.1. Multichannel lock-in detection for transient absorption spectroscopy; 9.2. Photodetector-array-based time-resolved spectroscopy system; 9.3. Fast-scan TA spectroscopy system; 9.4. Fast-scan delay for TAS; 9.5. Spectrometer for TAS -- 10. Two-Dimensional correlation spectroscopy for ultrafast transient absorption: 10.1. Basic analysis scheme; 10.2. Analytical expression for 2-D spectra -- 11. Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References Laser pulses, Ultrashort |
| title | Ultrashort visible laser pulses |
| title_auth | Ultrashort visible laser pulses |
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| title_full | Ultrashort visible laser pulses by Takayoshi Kobayashi and Atsushi Yabushita |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Ultrashort visible laser pulses by Takayoshi Kobayashi and Atsushi Yabushita |
| title_short | Ultrashort visible laser pulses |
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