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Towards Few-Cycle Ultrafast Thin-Disk Lasers

N. Modsching, C. Paradis, M. Gaponenko, F. Labaye, F. Emaury, A. Diebold, I. Graumann, B. Deppe, C. Kränkel, V. J. Wittwer, and T. Südmeyer

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Abstract

We evaluate limitations in pulse duration for Kerr-lens mode-locked Yb-based thin-disk lasers. The most critical factor is appropriate intracavity dispersion engineering, which enabled operation at 30-fs. Substantially shorter durations are within reach using new designs.

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