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All-Fiber Format Compression of Frequency Chirped Pulses in<? format?> Air-Guiding Photonic Crystal Fibers

De Matos et al., 2004

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3362760139945343158
Author
De Matos C
Popov S
Rulkov A
Taylor J
Broeng J
Hansen T
Gapontsev V
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Physical review letters

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Air-cored, photonic band-gap crystal fibers exhibiting low nonlinearity and anomalous chromatic dispersion in spectral ranges inaccessible to conventional fibers can be used in the realization of all-fiber-format pulse compressors with unprecedented peak powers and …
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