1984
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-13493-x_18
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Picosecond nonlinear optics

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“…On the picosecond time scale, continuum (or "supercontinuum" as it was called by Alfano [1] and is often used in the literature) generation is the result of several nonlinear mechanisms. The frequency broadening is primarily a result of self-phase modulation, which is a modulation the beam induces on itself because of the nonlinear change in index of refraction of the material with electric field [3,4]. In addition, on the picosecond time scale there also will be other participating nonlinear mechanisms such as stimulated Raman scattering, and to a lesser extent four-photon parametric generation.…”
Section: Pump-probe and Continuum Generation Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…On the picosecond time scale, continuum (or "supercontinuum" as it was called by Alfano [1] and is often used in the literature) generation is the result of several nonlinear mechanisms. The frequency broadening is primarily a result of self-phase modulation, which is a modulation the beam induces on itself because of the nonlinear change in index of refraction of the material with electric field [3,4]. In addition, on the picosecond time scale there also will be other participating nonlinear mechanisms such as stimulated Raman scattering, and to a lesser extent four-photon parametric generation.…”
Section: Pump-probe and Continuum Generation Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 98%