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Temperature Distribution in an End-Pumped Solid State Laser Rod with Application to Titanium Doped Sapphire Systems

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Abstract

The problem of determining the temperature distribution in a solid state laser has been treated previously by assuming an infinitly long rod with a uniformily distributed heat source1. This two dimensional approach does not apply when the length of the laser crystal is comparable to its diameter; furthermore, the axial symmetry of an infinite rod is broken when it is end-pumped. We derive an expression for the time-dependent temperature distribution in an end-pumped cylindrical rod of finite length.

© 1987 Optical Society of America

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