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Rubidium referenced Kerr comb with cavity phase matching
Phase matching is a fundamental problem in nonlinear optics that is normally constrained by material dispersion. The limited operation wavelengths within phase matching window limits the application, including the precise metrology using Kerr combs. Demanding applications like compact optical clock
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