CLEO:2011 - Laser Applications to Photonic Applications 2011
DOI: 10.1364/cleo_si.2011.cthd5
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UV light generation induced by microwave microplasma in hollow-core optical waveguides

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“…Alternatively, Raman-like interactions with plasmas [101], used for high-pulse-energy amplification and compression, could be transferred to a fiber context. A further degree of freedom in plasma-influenced propagation in kagomé PCF would result if the plasma was generated with an external excitation source, such as electrodes [102] or direct microwave excitation [103], effectively removing the need for very high optical intensities in the gas. This would make possible the study of longer pulses or even CW light in a plasma-filled kagomé PCF, when ponderomotive effects could become important.…”
Section: Prospects For Plasma Generation In Fibermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alternatively, Raman-like interactions with plasmas [101], used for high-pulse-energy amplification and compression, could be transferred to a fiber context. A further degree of freedom in plasma-influenced propagation in kagomé PCF would result if the plasma was generated with an external excitation source, such as electrodes [102] or direct microwave excitation [103], effectively removing the need for very high optical intensities in the gas. This would make possible the study of longer pulses or even CW light in a plasma-filled kagomé PCF, when ponderomotive effects could become important.…”
Section: Prospects For Plasma Generation In Fibermentioning
confidence: 99%