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Laser-induced dispersion control

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Abstract

We present pump-probe measurements that reveal significant changes in the group delay dispersion of a femtosecond laser pulse being controlled by the relative delay between two pulses. We suggest applications for this time-domain shaping approach.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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