Multi-octave supercontinuum generation with IR radiation filamentation in transparent solid-state media

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Multi-octave supercontinuum generation with IR radiation filamentation in transparent solid-state media

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Multi-octave supercontinuum ge ...... transparent solid-state media

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E. V. Pestryakov

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S. A. Frolov

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V. E. Leshchenko

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V. I. Trunov

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s00340-016-6398-8

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10.1007/S00340-016-6398-8

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2016-04-27T00:00:00Z

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