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Microstructured lightguides with a quartz core for obtaining a spectral supercontinuum in the femtosecond range

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Abstract

Quartz fiber lightguides with a core (diameter 1-5 µm) surrounded by a hexagonal system of holes and having high numerical aperture have been developed and implemented for the spectral conversion of ultrashort laser pulses into broad-band radiation (a supercontinuum). It is shown that the spectral range from 400 to 1000 nm can be covered when the radiation of a Ti-sapphire laser is used. © 2005 Optical Society of America

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