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Reduced attenuation of broadband pulses in water

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Abstract

We observe reduced attenuation of broadband (>80nm, 100fs-1ps)) optical pulses when propagating >1m distances in distilled water. Simulations indicate that the reduced attenuation of the light is associated with the simultaneous formation of optical precursors (Sommerfeld and Brillouin).

© 2003 Optical Society of America

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