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Generation of intense 11-fs ultraviolet pulses using phase modulation by two types of coherent molecular motions
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EngineeringLaser ScienceCoherent Molecular MotionsLaser-plasma InteractionPhase ModulationOptical PropertiesCoherent RotationsOptical PumpingPhotonicsPulse GenerationPhysicsRelativistic Laser-matter InteractionHigh-energy Compressed PulseSynchrotron RadiationDispersion CompensationNatural SciencesSpectroscopyOptical PhysicApplied Physics
The use of two types of phase modulations arising from the coherent rotations of ortho-hydrogen and para-hydrogen to generate an intense ultrashort ultraviolet pulse without substantial generation of sub-pulses was demonstrated. This technique allows use of a high-energy long-probe pulse in the pump-probe regime for generating a high-energy compressed pulse. A 100-fs ultraviolet pulse was compressed to 11-fs by the phase modulation followed by dispersion compensation with chirped mirrors.
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