Picosecond Nd:YAG slab laser passively Q-switched and mode-locked using multiple quantum well saturable absorbers
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H. Jelinkova | V. Kubecek | A. Stintz | J. K. Jabczynski | W. Zendzian | J. Kwiatkowski | J.-C. Diels | J. Jabczynski | W. Żendzian | J. Kwiatkowski | V. Kubeček | H. Jelínková | A. Stintz | J. Diels | W. Zendzian | V. Kubecek | H. Jelínková
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