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High-power picosecond laser pulse recirculation

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Abstract

We demonstrate a nonlinear crystal-based short pulse recirculation cavity for trapping the second harmonic of an incident high-power laser pulse. This scheme aims to increase the efficiency and flux of Compton-scattering-based light sources. We demonstrate up to 40× average power enhancement of frequency-doubled submillijoule picosecond pulses, and 17× average power enhancement of 177mJ, 10ps, 10Hz pulses.

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