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Harmonics of femtosecond and continuous-wave radiation for precision spectroscopy: generation efficiency and spectral line shape
Precision spectroscopy in the UV and VUV ranges, including spectroscopy of the thorium-229 nuclear transition (148.4 nm), requires narrow-band sources obtained by frequency multiplication of stabilized lasers. Upon harmonic generation, the radiation intensity drops and the phase noise grows. In this
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