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Ultrafast optical Kerr Gate at 1 GHz repetition rate by focusing on BBS glass
Efficient detection of ultrafast phenomena is central to modern optical sciences, driving advances in quantum science and technology, physical chemistry, and nanophotonics. When processes occur on sub-picosecond timescales, time-resolved methods such as transient absorption, up-conversion, and optic
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