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Fluctuation properties of a dye ring laser with controllable asymmetry

Gage et al., 1988

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2469506630106611453
Author
Gage E
Mandel L
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OSA Annual Meeting

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By inserting a specially constructed optical diode, whose losses differ by a controllable amount for waves traveling in opposite directions, into the cavity of a two-mode dye ring laser, we succeeded in studying the statistical fluctuation properties of the laser as a function …
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