Abstract

A new technique based on frequency-domain interferometry has been used to measure the group-velocity walk-off between ordinary and extraordinary waves with picosecond duration in birefringent crystals. The dependence of walk-off on incident angle with respect to the birefringent crystal has also been measured.

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