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Burokas et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Impact of femtosecond pulse duration on SRS amplification in KGW crystal

Burokas et al., 2024

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5976978864771206630
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Burokas R
Frank M
Jelínek M
Kubeček V
Danilevičius R
Michailovas A
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Non-linear microscopy requires lasers operating within biological tissue's transparency window (1.1-1.3 µm) with minimal scattering losses [1-2]. However, the limited availability of femtosecond laser sources in this range prompts the utilization of non-linear light conversion …
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