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Unusual Axial-Mode Properties in Grating-Dispersed Laser Cavities

Krassimer Stankov and A. E. Siegman

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Abstract

One of us (KS) has recently pointed out1 that axial modes with a very wide frequency spacing can be produced in a laser cavity containing a dispersive grating pair of the type more usually employed for optical pulse compression. We present here a simple but general analysis of the axial mode properties in such cavities, showing two types of interesting and unusual behavior.

© 1986 Optical Society of America

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