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Introduction to terahertz pulses

Sakai et al., 2005

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17471393896801233443
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Sakai K
Tani M
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Terahertz optoelectronics

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An historical review of the optoelectronic terahertz technologies, initiated by Auston and Lee and developed remarkably, keeping in step with the rapid progress of short pulse lasers is given first, showing the variety of activities until recently. Then the principles of some …
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