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1. PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF AMBULATORY BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING

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Cinza Sanjurgo, S., primary, Hermida Ameijeiras, A., additional, Paz, Je López, additional, Pena Seijo, M., additional, Calvo González, G., additional, Pascual Montes, A., additional, Martinez Durán, V., additional, Miguez, Ml Romero, additional, Fernández, Jm Paz, additional, and Calvo Gómez, C., additional

Published
2011
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13. Measurement of third-order nonlinearities in selected solvents as a function of the pulse width.

Author

Miguez ML, De Souza TG, Barbano EC, Zilio SC, and Misoguti L

Abstract

We investigated the magnitude and origin of the nonlinear refraction in several solvents with the nonlinear ellipse rotation measurements as a function of the pulse duration in the range from 60fs to 2ps. Due to the presence of non-instantaneous nuclear contributions concurrently with the nearly instantaneous electronic nonlinearity, solvents present effective refractive nonlinearities that depend on the pulse duration. By proposing an empirical model where the nonlinearity grows exponentially with the pulse duration normalized to the response time, we could separate contributions from fast isotropic and slow nuclear reorientational nonlinearities. Z-scan measurements were also carried out to support our model.

Published
2017
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14. Accurate measurement of nonlinear ellipse rotation using a phase-sensitive method.

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Miguez ML, Barbano EC, Zilio SC, and Misoguti L

Subjects
Amplifiers, Electronic, Silicon Dioxide chemistry, Nonlinear Dynamics, Optical Phenomena, Optics and Photonics methods, Rotation
Abstract

We report on the accurate measurement of nonlinear ellipse rotation (NER) by means of a phase-sensitive method employing a dual-phase lock-in. The magnitudes and signs of pure refractive electronic nonlinearities of silica and BK7 were determined with this new method using 150 femtosecond (fs) laser pulses at 775 nm. Experimental and theoretical analyses of the NER signal were carried out and the results were compared to those obtained with the Z-scan technique.

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2014
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