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Author: Donald J. Dudziak, Reed J. Jensen, Yoshirou Owadano, Isao Okuda, Mitsumori Tanimoto, Yuji Matsumoto, Takeshi Kasai, Masaaki Yano, Akira Endoh, Masayoshi Watanabe, Shuntaro Watanabe, Louis A. Rosocha, John A. Hanlon, John McLeod, Michael Kang, Birchard L. Kortegaard, Michael D. Burrows, P. Stuart Bowling, Robert H. Lehmberg, Julius Goldhar, Alexander E. Mandl, Daniel E. Klimek, Edward T. Salesky, Akira Suda, Minoru Obara, Akira Noguchi, Stephen J. Czuchlewski, David E. Hanson, Burton J. Krohn, Alvin R. Larson, Kenneth Bruce Riepe, L. Burczyk, R. D. Dingier, R. B. Shurter, J. Allan Sullivan, David B. Harris, Norman A. Kurnit, Dennis D. Lowenthal, Russell G. Berger, John M. Eggleston, James J. Ewing, Mark J. Kushner, Lester M. Waganer, David A. Bowers, David S. Zuckerman, and John H. Pendergrass
Subjects: Physics, Optics, business.industry, law, General Engineering, business, Laser, Inertial confinement fusion, law.invention
Published: 1987
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Author: Stephen J. Czuchlewski and Victor O. Romero
Subjects: Co2 laser, Materials science, business.industry, Optoelectronics, business, Power (physics)
Abstract: The propagation of nanosecond CO2 laser pulses in high-power high-gain amplifiers has been well understood for several years.1-4 However, the amplification of subnanosecond pulses has not been thoroughly investigated. In a previous experiment5 on the propagation of 570-psec pulses in a low-gain TEA laser, a significant discrepancy between experiment and theory was observed. It was found that the 570-psec pulses broadened to 880 psec upon amplification, whereas theory predicted that they should have narrowed to 370 psec.
Published: 1982
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