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Optical pulse compression with diffraction gratings
IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics · 1969 · Vol. 5(9) · pp. 454–458
E. B. Treacy✉(Hartford Financial Services (United States))
Abstract
The theory of the diffraction grating pair is developed by expanding the frequency dependence of the phase shift as far as the quadratic frequency term. The analogy between pulse compression and Fresnel diffraction is treated. The effect of the cubic phase term is discussed for ultrashort pulses having appreciable fractional bandwidth.
Advanced Fiber Laser TechnologiesLaser-Matter Interactions and ApplicationsOptical Coatings and GratingsOpticsDiffractionPulse compressionDiffraction gratingUltrashort pulseDiffraction efficiencyFemtosecond pulse shapingFresnel diffractionPulse shapingMaterials science
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