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High-power nonlinear compression stage delivering sub-50 fs, 0.25 mJ pulses, 15 W at 2 µm wavelength for HHG

Martin Gebhardt, Christian Gaida, Robert Klas, Fabian Stutzki, Steffen Hädrich, Stefan Demmler, Jan Rothhardt, Cesar Jauregui, Jens Limpert, and Andreas Tünnermann

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Abstract

We present the nonlinear compression of pulses from a high repetition rate thulium-doped fiber laser system in the 2 µm wavelength region using a nitrogen-gas-filled hollow-core capillary. Pulses shorter than 50 fs with more than 3 GW of pulse peak power and 15.4 W of average power have been achieved. In order to demonstrate the capabilities of this laser source, a HHG experiment generating photon energies beyond 150 eV has been performed in an Ar gas jet.

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