Abstract

We demonstrate collinear generation of equidistant rotational sidebands in low-pressure molecular hydrogen with near-unity conversion efficiency. The spectrum consists of 37 coherent sidebands covering over 20,000 cm-1 of spectral bandwidth and ranging from 1.37 µm to 352 nm in wavelength.

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