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Controllable ultrabroadband supercontinuum during twocolor femtosecond laser filamentation in high pressure gases
Twocolor laser filamentation is considered a promising strategy for deep transformations of the spectrum and generating ultrashort light pulses, which is critically important for developing effective methods to control broadband coherent radiation in attosecond physics and ultrafast spectroscopy. We
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