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... pumping current pulse duration than complete thereof . Thus two resonanse pulses will be observed as long as the resonator being tuned to the resonance length , where is inconsistent with the maximum pumping current . The first impulse ...
... pumping current pulse duration than complete thereof . Thus two resonanse pulses will be observed as long as the resonator being tuned to the resonance length , where is inconsistent with the maximum pumping current . The first impulse ...
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... pumping . For simplicity , efficiency and flexibility we have used optical pumping in the experiment . Pumping of the multiple quantum well ( MQW ) structure generates carriers and allows conversion from absorption to gain . When pumping ...
... pumping . For simplicity , efficiency and flexibility we have used optical pumping in the experiment . Pumping of the multiple quantum well ( MQW ) structure generates carriers and allows conversion from absorption to gain . When pumping ...
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... pumped Nd : YAG laser that is pumped by three laser diode arrays . At first , energy distribution of the pumping beams is calculated by propagating a Gaussian beam in radial direction inside the rod . Then , by using BEM , stationary ...
... pumped Nd : YAG laser that is pumped by three laser diode arrays . At first , energy distribution of the pumping beams is calculated by propagating a Gaussian beam in radial direction inside the rod . Then , by using BEM , stationary ...
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LFNM Plenary | 1 |
BatteryLess Spatial Optical Communication Terminals for LocationBased Indoor | 14 |
Resonant Photoproduction of the ElectronPositron Pair with Photon Emission | 27 |
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