For the first time to our knowledge, we report a 10-fold temporal compression of stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) pulses in bulk double distilled water in a 30-cm long cuvette pumped by a collimated beam of a picosecond Nd3+:YAP laser (60 ps, 540 nm). The effect of the pump pulse forerunning by the SRS pulse due to group velocity mismatch and a large red shift of the Stokes component of SRS pulses in water on the Stokes pulse temporal compression coefficient is discussed.
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