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Frequency conversion through time refraction using an epsilon-near-zero material

Yiyu Zhou, Mohammad Karimi, Jeremy Upham, Orad Reshef, Cong Liu, Alan E. Willner, M. Zahirul Alam, and Robert W. Boyd

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Abstract

We report a large and tunable frequency shifting over 14.8 THz bandwidth of an infrared probe beam through time refraction in indium tin oxide (ITO) in its epsilon-near-zero region. The sign of the frequency change can be controlled by adjusting the delay between a pump and the probe.

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