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Improved retrieval of complex supercontinuum pulses from XFROG traces using a ptychographic algorithm

Heidt et al., 2016

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17491410410603080088
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Heidt A
Spangenberg D
Brügmann M
Rohwer E
Feurer T
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We demonstrate that time-domain ptychography, a recently introduced iterative ultrafast pulse retrieval algorithm, has properties well suited for the reconstruction of complex light pulses with large time-bandwidth products from a cross-correlation frequency-resolved …
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