Browsing by Author "Pronin, Oleg"
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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, ... -
High-power, 1-ps, all-Yb:YAG thin-disk regenerative amplifier
FATTAHI, Hanieh; Alismai, Ayman; Wang, Haochuan; Brons, Jonathan; Pronin, Oleg; Buberl, Theresa; Vamos, Lenard; Arisholm, Gunnar; Azzeer, Abdallah M; Krausz, Ferenc (2016)We report a 100 W, 20 mJ, 1-ps, all-Yb:YAG thin-disk regenerative amplifier seeded by a microjoule-level Yb:YAG thin-disk Kerr-lens mode-locked oscillator. The regenerative amplifier is implemented in a chirped pulse ... -
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, ... -
Spectral broadening in convex-concave multipass cells
Hariton, Victor; Fritsch, Kilian; Schwarz, Kevin; Kovalenko, Nazar; Figueira, Goncalo; Arisholm, Gunnar; Pronin, Oleg (2023-05-26)Since its first demonstration in 2016, the multi-pass spectral broadening technique has covered impressive ranges of pulse energy (3 µJ – 100 mJ) and peak power (4 MW – 100 GW). Energy scaling of this technique into the ...