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Hydrofluorocarbon Gases for Pulse Compression in Hollow Core Fibers

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Abstract

We introduce hydrofluorocarbon molecules as a valuable alternative to conventional noble gases to compress 100 pJ level ultrashort pulses. We demonstrate efficient compression down to 15.6 fs for 170 fs, 1030 nm, 200 gJ initial pulses.

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