J. Porquez, Joel T. Tabarangao, R. A. Cole, A. Slepkov
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Brighter CARS hypermicroscopy via “spectral surfing”
We present a method for improving the brightness of supercontinuum-Stokes-based CARS hypermicroscopy. The synchronization of power-tuned supercontinuum generation with the time-delay of Pump/Stokes pulses in CARS hypermicroscopy allows for more effective pulse interactions — in a method we denote “spectral surfing. This, in turn, enables the single-window scanning of a broader range of CARS frequencies — from 300 cm−1 to 3500 cm−1.