We report simultaneous participation of the fundamental laser wave in self-frequency doubling and self-sum-frequency mixing with pump radiation in Nd3+-doped bulk aperiodically poled lithium niobate structures. A green continuous wave visible laser output power of 1.5 mW generated by self-frequency doubling and 0.5 mW of blue generated by self-sum-frequency mixing have been obtained simultaneously from 30 mW of laser output power available in the fundamental. Stable and efficient infrared laser action at room temperature is obtained in both F3/24→I11/24 and F3/24→I13/24 laser channels of Nd3+ ion without oxide codoping, although some residual photorefractive damage for the visible outputs is observed.
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