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Extreme Nonlinear Optics Using Strong Mid-infrared Laser Pulses Invited
09:30-10:00
2017-10-03 09:30
2017-10-03 10:00
America/Denver
Extreme Nonlinear Optics Using Strong Mid-infrared Laser Pulses
We investigate the extreme nonlinear optical phenomena using mid-infrared pulses: 1) the laser filamentation in ambient air, pumped by a 2 micron kHz source, for atmospheric chemical detections and 2) the high-harmonic generation in solids, driven by sub-cycle 2.5-9.0 micron pulses, towards petahertz electronics.
Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza Poinsettia/ Quince
K. Hong
, MIT, Cambridge, MA, United States
We investigate the extreme nonlinear optical phenomena using mid-infrared pulses: 1) the laser filamentation in ambient air, pumped by a 2 micron kHz source, for atmospheric chemical detections and 2) the high-harmonic generation in solids, driven by sub-cycle 2.5-9.0 micron pulses, towards petahertz electronics.