Resonant-mode analysis of single-mode face pumped lasers

Chun, M. K.; Jones, W. B.; Chernoch, J. P.

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“…Second, flat amplifiergain profiles cannot be achieved at large optical depth without using amplifier geometries for which each ray in the beam undergoes the same integral of the gain coefficient along its path through the amplifier. Fortunately, there are at least three amplifier geometries 15 ' 17 for which these two requirements can be met simultaneously. These amplifier geometries are illustrated conceptually in Figs.…”

Section: Similarly Data Presented As a Function Of Pulse Duration Armentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Such temperatures permit the use of a wide variety of crucible materials and growth methods. We are greatly encouraged by the progress made in recent years in the growth of high-quality, large diameter (>10 cm) LiYF 4 crystals doped with trivalent rare earth ion activators, 15 Effort is now also being directed to ward the growth of large aperture MgF 2 crystals doped with Co 2+ ions. Growth of largeaperture oxide crystals has also been achieved in recent years (Nd:GGG up to 15 cm diameter and undoped A1 2 0 3 up to 30 cm diameter).…”

Section: Crystal Hostsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Physics of laser fusion. Volume IV. The future development of high-power solid-state laser systems

Emmett¹,

Krupke²,

Trenholme³

1982

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Section: Similarly Data Presented As a Function Of Pulse Duration Armentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Crystal Hostsmentioning

confidence: 99%