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New developments in laser resonators
Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1990 · Vol. 1224 · pp. 2–2
A. E. Siegman✉(Stanford University)
Abstract
This paper gives brief descriptions of three recent developments not so much in laser resonators themselves as in the tools for analyzing and measuring the quality of laser beams and resonators. These tools include personal computer programs for analyzing laser beams and resonators; a new method for characterizing and measuring the "beam quality" of a laser output beam; and a new "ray-pulse" method of analysis for describing beams and resonators which involve any combination of ultrashort optical pulses, broadband optical signals, and dispersive optical elements.
Laser Design and ApplicationsSolid State Laser TechnologiesLaser-Matter Interactions and ApplicationsResonatorLaserOpticsLaser beam qualityLaser beamsBroadbandBeam (structure)Optical cavityQuality (philosophy)Computer science
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- Air Force Office of Scientific Research
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