论文信息 - Advances in diffractive optical laser resonators

Advances in diffractive optical laser resonators

Diffractive optics are employed as cavity mirrors and intracavity elements in advanced laser resonator designs. The diffractive elements are used to produce custom fundamental mode shapes, discriminate against higher-order modes, and correct thermal aberrations in laser crystals.

James R. Leger | Diana Chen | Greg S. Mowry

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