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The optical frequency and repetition-rate of a regeneratively mode-locked picosecond fiber laser was simultaneously stabilized to a 1.5-µm C2H2 absorption line and a 40-GHz synthesizer, respectively. The optical frequency stability reached 2×10−11 for τ=10~100 s.
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