Optical nonlinearity engineering of a bismuth telluride saturable absorber and application of a pulsed solid state laser therein.

Optical nonlinearity engineering of a bismuth telluride saturable absorber and application of a pulsed solid state laser therein.
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10.1039/c7nr06004a
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2017-12
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6.7
通讯作者:
Yiran Wang;P. Lee;Baitao Zhang;Y. Sang;Jingliang He;Hong Liu;Chao-Kuei Lee
Yiran Wang;P. Lee;Baitao Zhang;Y. Sang;Jingliang He;Hong Liu;Chao-Kuei Lee
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材料科学2区
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作者:
Yiran Wang;P. Lee;Baitao Zhang;Y. Sang;Jingliang He;Hong Liu;Chao-Kuei Lee

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