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Polarization independent broadband femtosecond optical gating using transient Kerr lens effect

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Abstract

A convenient polarization-independent, broadband femtosecond optical gating technique utilizing transient Kerr lens effect is demonstrated by measuring the chirp structures of linearly polarized or non-polarized white light continuum generated in water or from a photonic crystal fiber, respectively.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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