2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijleo.2022.169681
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Diffraction-free femtosecond optics

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“…As a result, analytical expression for the longitudinal density force and density potential of Gaussian laser pulse propagating in gaseous media is obtained. The recent theoretical and experimental results for diffraction-free regime [6] and nonlinear wave guiding propagation [7][8][9] of ultra-short femtosecond laser pulses, facilitate and enable the simplification and integration of these densities utilizing the first order of dispersion approximation in optics. Consequently, an effective longitudinal potential and force, acting in the media at level of the pulse width are obtained.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…As a result, analytical expression for the longitudinal density force and density potential of Gaussian laser pulse propagating in gaseous media is obtained. The recent theoretical and experimental results for diffraction-free regime [6] and nonlinear wave guiding propagation [7][8][9] of ultra-short femtosecond laser pulses, facilitate and enable the simplification and integration of these densities utilizing the first order of dispersion approximation in optics. Consequently, an effective longitudinal potential and force, acting in the media at level of the pulse width are obtained.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the spot of the pulse does not change significantly at distances less than one diffraction length. There is also possibility to enlarge this distance up to few diffraction lengths, using fs pulses in diffraction free regime [6] and in nonlinear wave-guiding regime with power slightly higher than the critical for self-focusing [7][8][9] propagates in air. In these regimes the transfer shape (the spot) of the pulse does not change of few diffraction lengths, and the flow of energy is in a surface orthogonal to the propagation direction.…”
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“…Here, it is important to mention that the nonparaxiality leads to diffraction-free (waveguiding) regime of propagation of femtosecond pulses with the initial shape of light disks (δ 2 = d 2 0 /z 2 0 ). In this case, their transverse size (d 0 ) is much bigger than the longitudinal one (z 0 ) [29]. The waveguiding regime allows reducing the 3D + 1 task to 1D + 1 problem in the same manner as in optical fibers.…”
Section: Basic Equationmentioning
confidence: 99%