Propagation of self-focusing laser pulses in atmosphere: experiment versus numerical simulation

T. A. Pitts; T. S. Luk; A. McPherson; S. M. Cameron; A. C. Bernstein

Propagation of self-focusing laser pulses in atmosphere: experiment versus numerical simulation

T. A. Pitts
, T. S. Luk
, A. McPherson
, S. M. Cameron
, A. C. Bernstein

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Abstract

Numerical simulations of self-focusing laser pulses in atmosphere obtained via the Slowly Evolving Wave Approximation are compared with experimental results. The model includes group velocity and third order dispersion as well as instantaneous Kerr and delayed Raman nonlinearities. The magnitude of n2 is inferred.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Optics InfoBase Conference Papers
State	Published - Jan 1 2003
Externally published	Yes

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Propagation of self-focusing laser pulses in atmosphere: experiment versus numerical simulation

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