Heck et al., 2006 - Google Patents
Adaptive control of the spatial position of white light filaments in an aqueous solutionHeck et al., 2006
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- 7784796830466366294
- Author
- Heck G
- Sloss J
- Levis R
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Optics Communications
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We demonstrate control over the spatial coordinates (position and extent) of white light filaments (supercontinuum generation) in an aqueous solution. These are the first experiments to achieve control of filament position through the manipulation of the spectral …
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