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Abstract:
In this work we evaluated the laser-induced damage threshold of the interface between two identical YAG crystals, bonded by an inter-layer assisted surface activated bonding method. The experimental results indicate slight damage threshold degradation for both single- and polycrystalline trivalent rear-earth (RE3+)-ion-doped YAG gain media in the sub-nanosecond pulse regime. Moreover, crystal annealing prior to damage testing could provide additional improvement for the laser damage threshold of the bulk and bonded interface.
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