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Induced phase modulation of chirped continuum pulses studied with a femtosecond frequency-domain interferometer

Tokunaga et al., 1993

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Tokunaga E
Terasaki A
Kobayashi T
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The effect of rapid phase change on chirped continuum pulses is studied with a frequency- domain interferometer. Because of the chirp, temporal evolution of the optical Kerr response in CS_2 is projected into difference phase spectra. The chirped continuum shows spectral …
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