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Amplification-free, 145 MW, 16 MHz Scalable Ultrafast Light-source for XUV and MIR Generation

We describe an Yb:YAG KLM thin-disk oscillator with enhanced nonlinearity directly providing 140 fs 160 W. This output is successfully compressed down to 30 fs in a scalable crystalline bulk-material setup, without need for fibers.

F. Krausz | V. Pervak | D. Bauer | J. Brons | D. Sutter | O. Pronin | M. Seidel

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