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Supercontinuum generation from zinc borate glasses: bandgap versus rare-earth doping

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Abstract

We report an enhanced supercontinuum generation (SCG) from a rare-earth (${{\rm Pr}^{3+}}$) doped low bandgap zinc borate glass when excited with 60 fs pulses from a Ti-sapphire laser. The emission associated with the absorption bands due to ${{\rm Pr}^{3+}}$ doping (around 420–500 and 580–600 nm) is observed to assist the enhanced SCG.

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