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Enhancement of Stokes conversion by diode-laser injection in a para-H2 Raman laser

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Abstract

The injection effect of weak Stokes seed radiation is demonstrated in a para-H2 Raman laser. Injected radiation from a PbSnTe diode laser as low as several microwatts resulted in an enhancement of 4 orders of magnitude in the output Stokes energy and a reduction in the pumping threshold energy of 22%. Characteristics of the injection are investigated as functions of the pumping energy, the Stokes seed frequency, and the polarization.

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