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High energy pulse recompression techniques for Petawatt class lasers

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Using of Thin Film Compressor for shortening of PW laser pulses was investigated in experiments as mentioned in this paper, where Cascade quadratic nonlinearity in a single KDP crystal can be applied for control temporal parameters of the laser pulses.
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Using of Thin Film Compressor for shortening of PW laser pulses was investigated in experiments. Cascade quadratic nonlinearity in a single KDP crystal can be applied for control temporal parameters of the laser pulses.

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I and i

Kevin Barraclough
- 08 Dec 2001 - 
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High-energy pulse compression by use of negative phase shifts produced by the cascade chi((2)):chi((2)) nonlinearity.

TL;DR: A simple optical pulse-compression technique based on quadratic nonlinear media where negative nonlinear phase shifts are generated by phase-mismatched second-harmonic generation, and the phase-modulated pulses are compressed by propagation through materials with normal dispersion.
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