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Experimental and theoretical study of supercontinuum generation from a short piece of microstructure fiber

Qiang Cao, Xun Gu, Erik Zeek, Mark Kimmel, Rick Trebino, John Dudley, and Robert S. Windeler

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Abstract

We measure the intensity and phase of continuum generated from an 8-mm-long microstructure fiber using cross-correlation frequency-resolved optical gating (XFROG). The results reveal a very short continuum and agree well with numerical simulations, revealing temporal pulse breakup and soliton fission dominating the initial spectral broadening process.

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