1994
DOI: 10.1117/12.183089
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<title>Powerful photodissociation laser with high-quality phase conjugation</title>

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“…(5) the time derivative is neglected and the obtained solution for the amplitude ofpolarization is inserted in Eq. (4). It is to be taken into account as well that in the EPDL with a SBS mirror along with the laser field the Stokes radiation is amplified too that is reflected from the SBS mirror and has a frequency shift and, correspondingly, other gain conditions.…”
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“…(5) the time derivative is neglected and the obtained solution for the amplitude ofpolarization is inserted in Eq. (4). It is to be taken into account as well that in the EPDL with a SBS mirror along with the laser field the Stokes radiation is amplified too that is reflected from the SBS mirror and has a frequency shift and, correspondingly, other gain conditions.…”
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“…The latter is very important because in usual PC mirrors a close to ideal quality of PC in focused beams can be obtained only at high reflection coefficients, which is connected with a danger that some competing processes may develop in the SBS medium. Calculations for the SBS mirror geometry optimization [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13] showed a good agreement with the experimental data on the reflection and transmission coefficients of the angular selector obtained under laboratory conditions, detailed description of which is given in work 14 The calculated quality of PC under various configurations of the SBS mirror was confirmed by detailed experimental comparison ofthe laser and Stokes energy distributions in the near field.…”
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