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Modifications of filament spectra by shaped octave-spanning laser pulses
Abstract : In this paper we examine the spectral changes in a white light laser filament due to different pulse shapes generated by a pulse-shaping setup. We particularly explore how the properties of the filament spectra can be controlled by parametrically tailored white light pulses. The experiments are carried out in a gas cell with up to 9 bars of argon. Plasma generation and self-phase modulation strongly affect the pulse in the spectral and temporal domains. By exploiting these effects we show that the pulse spectrum can be modified in a desired way by either using second-order parametric chirp functions to shift the filament spectrum to higher or lower wavelengths, or by optimizing pulse shapes with a genetic algorithm to generate more complex filament spectra. This paper is an example of the application of complex, parametrically shaped white light pulses.
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Last modification on : Friday, January 7, 2022 - 3:44:56 AM
Long-term archiving on: : Tuesday, May 11, 2021 - 6:13:58 PM
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PhysRevA.98.033804.pdf
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