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Generation of intense blue tunable picosecond pulses by synchronous mixing of a Nd:glass laser with its sideband radiation

J. VanLaak, J. F. Giuliani, and Chi H. Lee

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Abstract

The generation of blue tunable kilowatt picosecond light pulses by the up-conversion of the mode-locked Nd:glass laser pulses with its synchronously produced sideband radiation in an ADP crystal is reported.

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