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Experimental determination of the factor representing spontaneous emission into a mode of a semiconductor laser operating on a leaky wave
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The literature on Triassic, Jurassic and earliest Cretaceous dinoflagellate cysts: Supplement 3
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Adsorption of argon on graphite and graphite with preadsorbed xenon monolayer: Simulation using the Monte Carlo technique
No full textFabrication of Optimized Superconducting Phase Inverters Based on Superconductor–Ferromagnet–Superconductor π -Junctions
No full textMode-locked quantum-dot lasers
No full textSemiconductor lasers are convenient and compact sources of light, offering highly efficient operation, direct electrical control and integration opportunities. In this review we describe how semiconductor quantum-dot structures can provide an efficient means of amplifying and generating ultrafast (of the order of 100 fs), high-power and low-noise optical pulses, with the potential to boost the repetition rate of the pulses to beyond 1 THz. Such device designs are opening up new possibilities in ultrafast science and technology.</p
