Yishai Eisenberg, Wenchao Wang, Yi-Hao Chen, Jose Enrique Antonio-Lopez, Rodrigo Amezcua-Correa, Chris Xu, Frank W Wise
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Abstract
Soliton formation and soliton self-frequency shift are investigated in a hollow-core fiber filled with N2 gas. With 10-µJ and 80-fs input pulses at 1030 nm, solitons with greater than 500-nJ energy and duration less than 100 fs can be generated between 1090 and 1310 nm. With peak powers above 5 MW, we expect that these pulses will be useful for applications such as nonlinear microscopy.
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