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Laser operation of epitaxially grown Yb: KLu (WO/sub 4/)/sub 2/--KLu (WO/sub 4/)/sub 2/composites with monoclinic Crystalline structure

Griebner et al., 2005

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1477896332748715118
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Griebner U
Liu J
Rivier S
Aznar A
Grunwald R
Solé R
Aguiló M
Díaz F
Petrov V
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IEEE journal of quantum electronics

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Epitaxial monoclinic double tungstate composites based on the strongly anisotropic KLu (WO/sub 4/)/sub 2/(KLuW) were grown with high crystalline quality and laser operation of ytterbium was demonstrated for the first time. Highly efficient CW laser emission of an Yb …
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