A. Catanese, B. Kaufman, Chuan-ming Cheng, E. Jones, M. Cohen, T. Weinacht
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Abstract
: We demonstrate spectral broadening and compression of amplified pulses from a titanium sapphire laser system using an argon-filled stretched, hollow-core fiber and an acousto-optic modulator based pulse-shaper. We characterize the pulses using pulse-shaper assisted collinear frequency resolved optical gating, pulse-shaper assisted D-scans, and D-scans using a variable path length water cell. The different compression and characterization approaches consistently compress the pulses down to < 6 fs, less than ∼ 1 fs from the transform limit. We discuss prospects for pulse shape spectroscopy with these broadband pulses, given our control over the spectral amplitude and phase.