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Power-scaling attosecond sources using universal scaling principles for nonlinear optical processes in gases

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Abstract

Scaling attosecond sources to higher pulse energy and/or repetition rate can benefit many applications. We present a scaling framework for nonlinear light-matter interactions, applicable to attosecond pulse generation and other nonlinear phenomena as e.g. filamentation.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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