Infrared 10.6-micron CW up-conversion in proustite using an Nd:YAG laser pump

Klinger, Y.; Arams, F.

doi:10.1109/proc.1969.7419

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“…Papers are moreover available on harmonic generation by bounded laser beams [263], the role of resonators [264,2653 and of different degrees of mode-locking [266] and matching [267][268][269], as well as other aspects of harmonic generation [270][271][272][273][274] and nonlinear optical mixing [275][276][277] including such media as a plasma [278] and an electron gas [279]. Also, general perturbation theories of nonlinear interaction between intense electromagnetic waves and matter have been developed in a classical [280], semi-classical [205,281] and quantum-electrodynamical approach [257,282], to within arbitrarily high orders of the perturbations and electric and magnetic multipoles [24,248].…”

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Optical harmonic generation and laser light frequency mixing processes in nonlinear media

Kielich

1970

Opto-electronics

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The essential results achieved during the ten years since the coming of lasers, in the fields of second, third and higher harmonic generation in reflected and transmitted, continuous and pulsed laser light, frequency mixing processes in various materials, and nonlinear optical properties of liquids, gases, crystals and other materials are reported concisely from the available literature. Stress is laid on the newer and more stimulating experimental results, and on their relation with other nonlinear phenomena.

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