Search Results - "Krogen, Peter R"

Octave-spanning coherent mid-IR generation via adiabatic difference frequency conversion by Suchowski, Haim, Krogen, Peter R, Huang, Shu-Wei, Kärtner, Franz X, Moses, Jeffrey

“…We demonstrate efficient downconversion of a near-IR broadband optical parametric chirped pulse amplifier (OPCPA) pulse to a 1.1-octave-spanning mid-IR pulse…”
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Nanostructured Ultrafast Silicon-Tip Optical Field-Emitter Arrays by Swanwick, Michael E, Keathley, Phillip D, Fallahi, Arya, Krogen, Peter R, Laurent, Guillaume, Moses, Jeffrey, Kärtner, Franz X, Velásquez-García, Luis F

“…Femtosecond ultrabright electron sources with spatially structured emission are an enabling technology for free-electron lasers, compact coherent X-ray…”
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Toward multi-octave pulse shaping by adiabatic frequency conversion by Krogen, Peter R., Suchowski, Haim, Houkun Liang, Kartner, Franz X., Moses, Jeffrey

“…We demonstrate complex mid-IR spectral phase and amplitude shaping spanning 2.5-5 μm, based on down-conversion of a shaped near-IR source, using chirped-pulse…”
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Tunable and near-fourier-limited few-cycle mid-IR pulses via an adiabatically chirped difference frequency grating by Krogen, Peter R., Suchowski, Haim, Stein, Gregory J., Kartner, Franz X., Moses, Jeffrey

“…A μJ-level source of few-cycle, mid-IR pulses tunable over 2-4 microns is demonstrated based on adiabatic difference frequency generation. This opens up the…”
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Octave-spanning coherent Mid-IR generation via a single adiabatically chirped grating by Suchowski, Haim, Krogen, Peter R., Huang, Shu-Wei, Kartner, Franz X., Moses, Jeffrey

“…A prototype single-crystal device efficiently converts a μJ-energy near-IR OPA pulse to the mid-IR by adiabatic frequency conversion, generating an…”
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A CEP-stable, femtosecond 8.5 μm source based on intrapulse DFG of 2.1 μm pulses by Novak, Ondrej, Krogen, Peter R., Kroh, Tobias, Mocek, Tomas, Kartner, Franz X., Kyung-Han Hong

“…Few-cycle carrier-envelope phase (CEP) stable laser pulses enable the precise control of strong-field electron dynamics, such as high-harmonic generation in…”
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