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Double-chirped mirror pairs covering one octave of bandwidth

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Abstract

Sub-10 fs pulse generation via external compression as well as direct generation from Kerr-Lens mode-locked laser oscillators relies on chirped minors for dispersion compensation. Pulses shorter than two optical cycles have been generated directly from the laser using double­chirped mirrors (DCMs) for precise control of the intracavity group delay dispersion (GDD) over almost 400 nm bandwidth [1,2]. To approach the generation of single cycle pulses laser optics with a bandwidth of more than one octave are necessary.

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