INVESTIGATION OF ULTRAFAST PROCESSES IN MICROSCOPIC OBJECTS

T. Damm; M. Kaschke; C. Koch; U. Stamm; H. Wabnitz; B. Wilhelmi

International Conference on Quantum Electronics
OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 1988),
paper WF3

INVESTIGATION OF ULTRAFAST PROCESSES IN MICROSCOPIC OBJECTS

T. Damm, M. Kaschke, C. Koch, U. Stamm, H. Wabnitz, and B. Wilhelmi

International Quantum Electronics Conference 1988

Tokyo Japan
18–21 July 1988
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T. Damm, M. Kaschke, C. Koch, U. Stamm, H. Wabnitz, and B. Wilhelmi, "INVESTIGATION OF ULTRAFAST PROCESSES IN MICROSCOPIC OBJECTS," in International Conference on Quantum Electronics, H. Inaba, T. Yajima, and T. Ikegami, eds., OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 1988), paper WF3.

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Abstract

Systems with mode locked lasers have been proved to be an advantageous tool for the investigation of ultrafast processes. At spatial inhomogenous objects the result is the dynamical behaviour averaged over a certain sample volume. However, for many applications at biological objects, semiconductors with lateral structures etc it is of interest to investigate the dynamical processes with high spatial resolution.

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