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Catastrophic destruction of fluoride and chalcogenide optical fibres

Catastrophic destruction of fluoride and chalcogenide optical fibres under laser radiation in the wavelength region 1-1.5 /spl mu/m has been investigated for the first time. Different characteristics and much lower thresholds of catastrophic damage compared to silica-based fibres have been discovered.

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