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Mode locking of a Nd:YAlO(3) laser at the 1.34-microm transition by a second-harmonic nonlinear mirror
Abstract:
A second-harmonic nonlinear mirror formed by a LiIO(3) frequency doubler and a dichroic output mirror is employed to mode lock the 1.34-microm transition of a pulsed Nd:YAlO(3) laser. Pulses of 15-ps duration are reliably generated simultaneously at 1.34 and 0.67 microm.
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