The evolving optical frequency comb
By Scott A. Diddams. 2010
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Citations in the corpus
- Soliton crystals in Kerr resonators (2016, background): “Three qualitatively different regimes can be identified in these traces: (1) formation of initial primary comb8–10,28, (2) the chaotic waveform preceding the crystal, and (3) the Kerr soliton crystal.”
- Mid-infrared frequency combs (2012, background): “thermometry within an inaccuracy of 1.7 10-6. An accurate measurement of the Doppler profile of a well-isolated absorption line of a molecular gas in thermal equilibrium in a cell, such as the ν 2 saQ(6,3) rovibrational line of 14NH 3 around 10 µm, has been explored67 for a few years as a potential ”
- Integrated turnkey soliton microcombs (2019, background): “These features are essential to realize the process of comb self-referencing that underlies many comb applications[1].”
- Machine learning and applications in ultrafast photonics (2020, background): “metrology [83], spectroscopy [84, 85], energy 315 harvesting [86] or astronomy [87].”