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10 March 2016 Generation of new spatial and temporal coherent light states using III-V semiconductor laser technology: VORTEX, continuum, dual frequency for THz
Arnaud Garnache, Mohamed Seghilani, Romain Paquet, Mohamed Sellhai, Baptiste Chomet, Mikhal Myara, Stephane Blin, Isabelle Sagnes, Gregoire Beaudoin, Luc Legratiet, Philippe Lalanne
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We take advantage of III-V VeCSEL technology integrating at-photonics for the generation of new coherent states, thanks to insertion of intracavity functions based on at photonics. These new kinds of coherent light states target many applications including optical tweezers, telecommunications, fundamental physics, sensors For this purpose, we extended the VeCSEL semiconductor technology, designing active sections, sub-wavelength metallic masks and photonic crystal, enabling to control the electrical field inside the cavity. This leads to the generation and control of highly coherent single high-order Laguerre- or Hermite-Gauss mode, VORTEX beam carrying controlled orbital-angular-momentum, as well as of coherent dual-frequency wave for THz, and of coherent continuum modeless source.
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Arnaud Garnache, Mohamed Seghilani, Romain Paquet, Mohamed Sellhai, Baptiste Chomet, Mikhal Myara, Stephane Blin, Isabelle Sagnes, Gregoire Beaudoin, Luc Legratiet, and Philippe Lalanne "Generation of new spatial and temporal coherent light states using III-V semiconductor laser technology: VORTEX, continuum, dual frequency for THz", Proc. SPIE 9734, Vertical External Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers (VECSELs) VI, 97340F (10 March 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2212461
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KEYWORDS
Mirrors

Photomasks

Group III-V semiconductors

Terahertz radiation

Laser applications

Photonic crystals

Semiconductors

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