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Laser and self-doubling properties of a Nd:YCOB crystal cut as a sphere and inserted in a cavity

Patricia Segonds, Simon Joly, Benoît Boulanger, Yannick Petit, Corinne Félix, Bertrand Ménaert, and Gérard Aka

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Abstract

We propose what we believe to be for the first time a method for the direct characterization of the angular distribution of laser and self-doubling properties. It is based on the rotation of a sample cut as a sphere and inserted between two plane mirrors. We studied the monoclinic crystal Nd:YCOB. The only data that are mandatory to know are the crystal class and the orientation of the sphere in the dielectric frame.

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