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Analysis of quarter-wave dielectric-mirror dispersion in femtosecond dye-laser cavities

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Abstract

Analysis of dispersion produced by a λ/4 multilayer dielectric mirror as a function of its construction parameters is presented. The amount of dispersion can be estimated from a careful inspection of the measured reflectivity curve. In some cases, which seem to be of practical relevance, the value of dispersion is such as to prevent pulses shorter than ∼50 fsec from being produced in the mode-locked laser cavity.

© 1984 Optical Society of America

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