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How short should your nonlinear crystal be for pulse diagnostic?

Ning Hsu and Jean-Claude Diels

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Abstract

Ultrashort pulse diagnostic require a nonlinear crystal satisfying the conflicting requirements of fidelity in reconstruction and efficiency. It is shown that correct autocorrelations can be obtained with longer crystals than generally assumed.

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