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19 May 2009Ultraflat supercontinuum generation in soft-glass photonic crystal fibers
We recognize some photonic-crystal-fiber structures, made up of soft glass, that generate ultrawide (over an octave),
very smooth and highly coherent supercontinuum spectrum when illuminated with femtosecond pulsed light around
1.55 μm. The design of soft-glass microstructured fiber geometry with nearly ultraflattened, positive and low dispersion
is crucial to accomplish the above goals.
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J. J. Miret, E. Silvestre, P. Andrés, "Ultraflat supercontinuum generation in soft-glass photonic crystal fibers," Proc. SPIE 7357, Photonic Crystal Fibers III, 735709 (19 May 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.822094