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Efficient single-cycle pulse compression of an ytterbium fiber laser at 10 MHz repetition rate
Over the past years, ultrafast lasers with average powers in the 100 W range have become a mature technology, with a multitude of applications in science and technology. Nonlinear temporal compression of these lasers to few- or even single-cycle duration is often essential, yet still hard to achieve
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