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Self-compression of femtosecond deep-ultraviolet pulses by filamentation in krypton
Abstract:
We demonstrate self-compression of deep-ultraviolet (DUV) pulses by filamentation in krypton. In contrast to self-compression in the near-infrared, that in the DUV is associated with a red-shifted sub-pulse appearing in the pulse temporal profile. The achieved pulse width of 15 fs is the shortest among demonstrated sub-mJ deep-ultraviolet pulses.
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