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Deep-ultraviolet to mid-infrared supercontinuum generated in solid-core ZBLAN photonic crystal fibre

Jiang et al., 2015

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16119943561560468806
Author
Jiang X
Joly N
Finger M
Babic F
Wong G
Travers J
Russell P
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Nature Photonics

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Silica-based photonic crystal fibre has proven highly successful for supercontinuum generation, with smooth and flat spectral power densities. However, fused silica glass suffers from strong material absorption in the mid-infrared (> 2,500 nm), as well as ultraviolet …
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