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30 April 2003 Linear and nonlinear optical effects in aerosol particles stimulated by femtosecond laser pulse
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Abstract
A problem of optical effects in aerosol particles is considered in the tasks of atmospheric femtosecond optics. Based on numerical solution of a problem on diffraction of plane wave of femtosecond duration by a weekly absorbing spherical particle, the spatial-temporal structure of the internal light field is studied. An existence of a multi-mode exciting regime of whispering galler modes is found. It is shown that a decrease of this factor at transition from the monochromatic wave to the femtosecond pulse results in significant decrease of intense internal field in the points of its maxima. A possibility to generate stimulated radiation in a particle at the Stokes frequencies and the third harmonics frequencies is also discussed. The thresholds of nonlinear optical effects under the condition of femtosecond laser pulse action on a dielectric microsphere are considered.
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Alexander A. Zemlyanov and Yuri E. Geints "Linear and nonlinear optical effects in aerosol particles stimulated by femtosecond laser pulse", Proc. SPIE 4976, Atmospheric Propagation, (30 April 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.479194
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KEYWORDS
Particles

Femtosecond phenomena

Atmospheric particles

Atmospheric optics

Pulsed laser operation

Aerosols

Spherical lenses

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