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Diffraction and Focussing of Spectral Energy in a Two-Photon Process

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Abstract

In this contribution we point out an analogy between a two-photon process with a chirped pulse, and Fresnel diffraction from a slit. We also demonstrate experimentally how the idea of a Fresnel zone plate can be used in a two-photon process to focus spectral energy of sub-picosecond pulses onto a small fraction of the large bandwidth of the original pulse.

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