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Laser ring resonator with divergence compensation

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In this paper, a ring laser configuration operative to reduce divergence in the laser beam circulating within the ring and provided as an output is described, which includes an odd number of reflectors in the ring path with one or more polarizer crystals for providing input and output coupling.
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A ring laser configuration operative to reduce divergence in the laser beam circulating within the ring and provided as an output The ring laser configuration includes an odd number of reflectors in the ring path with one or more polarizer crystals for providing input and output coupling The use of an odd number of reflectors creates an inversion in each pass of the radiation through a flowing active medium within the ring path to provide averaging of the divergence effects of the medium in the flow direction

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Frequency selective optical isolator

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TL;DR: In this paper, a traveling wave optical oscillator (LASER) is used in a ring cavity to provide loss or gain in one direction in a two-direction system, respectively.