Browsing by Author "Pervak, Vladimir"

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    • All solid-state spectral broadening: An average and peak power scalable method for compression of ultrashort pulses 

      Seidel, Marcus; Arisholm, Gunnar; Brons, Jonathan; Pervak, Vladimir; Pronin, Oleg (2016)
      Spectral broadening in bulk material is a simple, robust and low-cost method to extend the bandwidth of a laser source. Consequently, it enables ultrashort pulse compression. Experiments with a 38 MHz repetition rate, 50 ...

    • Efficient High-Power Ultrashort Pulse Compression in Self-Defocusing Bulk Media 

      Seidel, Marcus; Brons, Jonathan; Arisholm, Gunnar; Fritsch, Kilian; Pervak, Vladimir; Pronin, Oleg (2017)
      Peak and average power scalability is the key feature of advancing femtosecond laser technology. Today, near-infrared light sources are capable of providing hundreds of Watts of average power. These sources, however, ...

    • Multi-watt, multi-octave, mid-infrared femtosecond source 

      Seidel, Marcus; Xiao, Xiao; Hussain, Syed A.; Arisholm, Gunnar; Hartung, Alexander; Zawilski, Kevin T.; Schunemann, Peter; Habel, Florian; Trubetskov, Michael; Pervak, Vladimir; Pronin, Oleg; Krausz, Ferenc (2018)
      Spectroscopy in the wavelength range from 2 to 11 μm (900 to 5000 cm−1) implies a multitude of applications in fundamental physics, chemistry, as well as environmental and life sciences. The related vibrational transitions, ...

    • Near-PHz-bandwidth, phase-stable continua generated from a Yb:YAG thin-disk amplifier 

      Fattahi, Hanieh; Wang, Haochuan; Alismail, Ayman; Arisholm, Gunnar; Pervak, Vladimir; Azzeer, Abdallah M.; Krausz, Ferenc (2016)
      We report on the generation of a multi-octave, phase-stable continuum from the output of a Yb:YAG regenerative amplifier delivering 1-ps pulses with randomly varying carrier-envelope phase (CEP). The intrinsically CEP-stable ...