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Generation of sub-20-fs pulses from a graphene mode-locked laser
We demonstrate, what is to our knowledge, the shortest pulses directly generated to date from a solid-state laser, mode locked with a graphene saturable absorber (GSA). In the experiments, a low-threshold diode-pumped Cr3+: LiSAF laser was used near 850 nm. At a pump power of 275 mW provided by two
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