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Mode locked Nd:glass fiber laser using intensity dependent defocusing by low-temperature-grown GaAs

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Abstract

In recent years the development of semiconductor devices like SESAMs [1] has led to a substantial progress in the generation of ultrashort pulses in solid-state lasers. The use of semiconductor materials makes it possible to combine strong nonlinear properties with short recombination times

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