Ultrafast Phenomena 2000
DOI: 10.1364/up.2000.tuc1
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Precise control of the pulse-to-pulse carrier-envelope phase in a modelocked laser

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“…This is an 80,000-fold improvement over the best previous frequency measurement of the 282-nm clock transition. 18 Work is currently under way to self-reference the frequency offset of our fs comb, 19 and we anticipate confirmation of the Hg 1 and Ca frequencies with a direct rf-to-optical measurement. In fact, locking a mode of the self-referenced comb to one of the optical standards can achieve an all-optical connection between Hg 1 and Ca that eliminates any dependence on the H-maser microwave reference.…”
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“…This is an 80,000-fold improvement over the best previous frequency measurement of the 282-nm clock transition. 18 Work is currently under way to self-reference the frequency offset of our fs comb, 19 and we anticipate confirmation of the Hg 1 and Ca frequencies with a direct rf-to-optical measurement. In fact, locking a mode of the self-referenced comb to one of the optical standards can achieve an all-optical connection between Hg 1 and Ca that eliminates any dependence on the H-maser microwave reference.…”
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“…Laser frequency combs (LFCs; e.g. Reichert et al 1999; Jones et al 2000; Udem, Holzwarth & Hänsch 2002) are a promising candidate for such highly precise, and possibly absolute, wavelength calibration of astronomical spectrographs (Murphy et al 2007; Schmidt, Kimeswenger & Kaeufl 2008). The train of pulses that are output from a frequency comb appear in frequency space as a spectrum of line ‘modes’ uniformly spaced by the pulse repetition rate.…”
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“…It is known that an optical pulse can be described as an envelope superimposed on a serial of carrier waves. Although it is often ignored, there exists a relative phase shift between the peak of the envelope and maximum of the carrier, which is called carrier-envelope phase (CEP) [2,3] . Especially for the pulses containing only a few cycles, the envelope amplitude and carrier frequency are not sufficient to characterize and control the laser radiation because the evolution of the light field is also influenced by CEP [4] .…”
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