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LASER SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND DEVICES. CAVITIES, MIRRORS
Liquid laser cavities and waveguides. I. Drops and rings
A. Yu. Belonogov, A. V. Startsev, Yu. Yu. Stoilov, Sung-Joo Cho P. N. Lebedev Physical Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
Abstract:
Series of liquids are proposed for use as optical components, and as laser cavities and waveguides. Pulsed pumping of such cavities at λ = 532 nm resulted in lasing in the range 630 — 640 nm, which was investigated. Special features of liquid optical components used as sensors and employed in investigations of a variety of nonlinear processes were considered. The use of volatile fluoro-organic compounds, which reduce the surface tension when in contact with liquids, induced a self-organising capillary instability of optical and laser components with constant wave-like or chaotic motion of their surface layers.
Received: 04.03.1997
Citation:
A. Yu. Belonogov, A. V. Startsev, Yu. Yu. Stoilov, Sung-Joo Cho, “Liquid laser cavities and waveguides. I. Drops and rings”, Kvantovaya Elektronika, 24:8 (1997), 727–730 [Quantum Electron., 27:8 (1997), 708–711]
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