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All solid‐state cw passively mode‐locked Ti:sapphire laser using a colored glass filter

All solid‐state cw passive mode locking of a Ti:sapphire laser is accomplished using a colored glass filter, instead of an organic dye, as a saturable absorber. The tuning range is remarkably wide (785–855 nm), and 2.7 ps pulses are obtained directly from the cavity.

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