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High Harmonic Generation in Counter-Propagating Light

J. Peatross, B. Bellville, L. Hancock, A. Landen, J. B. Madsen, and S. L. Voronov

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Abstract

Weak counter-propagating light is shown to be an effective means of suppressing high harmonic generation in selected longitudinal zones of a laser focus. This represents a practical way to introduce quasi-phase matching.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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