Optics Express · 2016 · 12 citations · 13 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsOptical MaterialsOpticsPhotonicsLaser OpticsLaser PhysicsNonlinear OpticsOptical Properties Of SolidsOptical ResonatorsUltrafast OpticsLaser TuningPolariton PhysicsPumpingReflectivityStokes WavesTunable Lasers
(LBO) is inserted into the Stokes laser cavity, the frequency-doubled wave can be discontinuously tuned from 539.0 to 539.5 nm, from 540.1 to 540.4 nm, from 541.3 to 541.8 nm, from 542.7 to 542.9 nm and from 543.4 to 544.2 nm. With a pumping pulse energy of 130.0 mJ and an output coupler reflectivity of about 30%, the obtained maximum Stokes laser pulse energy at 1078.6 nm is 33.9 mJ and the obtained maximum frequency-doubled laser pulse energy at 543.8 nm is 15.7 mJ. By using the most probably coupled transverse optical modes obtained from the literature, the polariton refractive indexes, and the simplified polariton Sellmeier equations, the polariton dispersion curve is obtained. The formation of the Stokes frequency gaps is explained.
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