Pulse-dilation enhanced gated optical imager with 5 ps resolution (invited).

Pulse-dilation enhanced gated optical imager with 5 ps resolution (invited).
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10.1063/1.3479111
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2010-10
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The Review of scientific instruments
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T. Hilsabeck;J. Hares;J. Kilkenny;P. Bell;A. Dymoke-Bradshaw;J. Koch;P. Celliers;D. Bradley
T. Hilsabeck;J. Hares;J. Kilkenny;P. Bell;A. Dymoke-Bradshaw;J. Koch;P. Celliers;D. Bradley
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T. Hilsabeck;J. Hares;J. Kilkenny;P. Bell;A. Dymoke-Bradshaw;J. Koch;P. Celliers;D. Bradley

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