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High-intensity third-harmonic generation

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The azimuthal dependence of third-order and cascaded second-order nonlinear coupling are used to measure the relative contributions of each to direct third-harmonic generation in β-barium borate. This enabled the measurement of the values of χ10(3), χ11(3), and χ16(3) relative to the known χij(2). Finally, conversion efficiencies to 3ω of up to 6% from a single crystal were achieved with a femtosecond chirped-pulse-amplification laser with 200 GW/cm2 in collimated beams.

© 2002 Optical Society of America

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