Visible nonlinear photonics via high-order-mode dispersion engineering

Visible nonlinear photonics via high-order-mode dispersion engineering
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10.1364/optica.7.000135
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发表时间:
2019-07
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10.4
通讯作者:
Yun Zhao;X. Ji;Bok Young Kim;Prathamesh S. Donvalkar;Jae K Jang;Chaitanya Joshi;Mengjie Yu;Chaitali Joshi;Renato R. Domeneguetti;F. Barbosa;P. Nussenzveig;Yoshitomo Okawachi;M. Lipson;A. Gaeta
Yun Zhao;X. Ji;Bok Young Kim;Prathamesh S. Donvalkar;Jae K Jang;Chaitanya Joshi;Mengjie Yu;Chaitali Joshi;Renato R. Domeneguetti;F. Barbosa;P. Nussenzveig;Yoshitomo Okawachi;M. Lipson;A. Gaeta
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物理与天体物理1区
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作者:
Yun Zhao;X. Ji;Bok Young Kim;Prathamesh S. Donvalkar;Jae K Jang;Chaitanya Joshi;Mengjie Yu;Chaitali Joshi;Renato R. Domeneguetti;F. Barbosa;P. Nussenzveig;Yoshitomo Okawachi;M. Lipson;A. Gaeta

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