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Spectral compression of frequency-shifting solitons in a photonic-crystal fiber

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Abstract

A highly nonlinear photonic-crystal fiber is used to demonstrate spectral compression of femtosecond light pulses combined with a tunable soliton frequency shift. A spectral compression ratio of 6.5 is achieved for solitons produced by unamplified 50fs 1270nm Cr:forsterite laser pulses shifted by the Raman effect to a central wavelength of 1.58μm.

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