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Mitigating Laser Damage in Glasses and Crystals, using Pulsetrain-burst (>100 MHz) Ultrafast Laser Processing

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Abstract

Damage to optics caused by lasers may be mitigated by material-processing with ultrafast lasers. Ultrahigh (>100 MHz) repetition-rate pulsetrains afford special control of residual heat. We describe studies in fused silica and crystals.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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