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March 1, 1974Applied Physics Letters58 citations

Resonantly two-photon pumped frequency converter

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SHStephen HarrisDBD. M. Bloom

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This letter describes a resonantly two-photon pumped frequency converter with application to the generation of tunable ultraviolet and vacuum ultraviolet radiation and also to infrared-to-visible up-conversion and imaging. Calculations show that up-conversion power efficiencies in excess of 100% should be obtainable with tunable dye lasers having peak powers in the hundred watt to kilowatt range.

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