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Rate-equation analysis of a fiber laser with a nonlinear mirror

Ammar Hideur, Thierry Chartier, Marc Brunel, and François Sanchez

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We present a phenomenological model that describes the self-starting properties of a passively Q-switched fiber laser with a nonlinear mirror. The model predicts a self-pulsing behavior above a critical value of the pumping parameter and is in good agreement with experimental data reported for an Yb-doped fiber laser with a liquefying gallium mirror.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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