30 mJ, TEM00, high repetition rate, mechanically Q-switched Er:YAG laser operating at 2940 nm
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S. Gross | P. Nyga | A. Heinrich | T. Bragagna | W. Pichola | L. Galecki | A. Zając | S. Gross | J. Świderski | M. Skórczakowski | P. Nyga | J. Šwiderski | M. Maciejewska | J. Kasprzak | L. Galecki | M. Skórczakowski | A. Heinrich | T. Bragagna | W. Pichola | A. Zajac | M. Maciejewska | J. Kasprzak
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