论文信息 - High-intensity coherent supercontinuum radiation from optical channeling

High-intensity coherent supercontinuum radiation from optical channeling

An intense VUV-IR coherent light source based on the both spatial and temporal phase modulation in rare gas media induced by tera-watt laser field is presented. A spectra intensity of 1 GW/nm has been obtained from the UV to IR regions. An up-conversion broadband optical parametric amplifier based on the four-wave-mixing in a non- birefringence nonlinear materials has also been demonstrated for time gated spectra measurements with the ultra-broadband light source.

Ken-ichi Ueda | Hajime Nishioka

[1] Fujio Shimizu,et al. Frequency Broadening in Liquids by a Short Light Pulse , 1967 .

[2] Robert R. Alfano,et al. The Supercontinuum Laser Source , 1989 .

[3] K. Ueda,et al. Super-wide-band coherent light generation in multi-channeling propagation of tera-watt Ti: Sapphire laser pulses , 1996 .

[4] K. Ueda,et al. Ultrabroadband flat continuum generation in multichannel propagation of terrawatt Ti:sapphire laser pulses. , 1995, Optics letters.

[5] G. Mourou,et al. Self-channeling of high-peak-power femtosecond laser pulses in air. , 1995, Optics letters.

[6] M. Dunn,et al. Polychromatic optical parametric generation by simultaneous phase matching over a large spectral bandwidth. , 1997, Optics letters.