It is experimentally established that the luminescence spectra of ions at the transition in , and vanadate crystals strongly depend on the recording and polarisation angles with respect to the crystallographic axes. Using these angular dependences of luminescence spectra, it is possible to control the gain coefficient for lasers based on vanadate crystals, create broad gain bands for pico- and femtoseconds lasers, and change radiation wavelengths. Efficient operation of a passively -switched laser based on a crystal cut at an angle to the axis is demonstrated for the first time.
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