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Pulse narrowing in mode-locked lasers through polarization and transverse effects

Michel Piché, Nathalie McCarthy, and Francis Salin

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Abstract

It has recently been reported1,2 that Ti:sapphire lasers can generate subpicosecond pulses, even without the help of a nonlinear coupled cavity or of a saturable absorber. In the first case,1 a loss modulator was used to initiate mode-locking; however, the pulse duration was too short to be consistent with pure active mode-locking.

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