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Spatio-temporal characterisation of a 100 kHz 24 W sub-3-cycle NOPCPA laser system

Witting et al., 2018

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10218060197485515634
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Witting T
Furch F
Vrakking M
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Journal of Optics

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In recent years, OPCPA and NOPCPA laser systems have shown the potential to supersede Ti: sapphire plus post-compression based laser systems to drive next generation attosecond light sources via direct amplification of few-cycle pulses to high pulse energies at high …
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