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Ultrafast true-green Ho:ZBLAN fiber laser inspired by the TD3 AI algorithm

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By Saiyu Luo, Xiao Tang, Xiang Geng, Han Gu
| ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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Ultrafast true-green Ho:ZBLAN fiber laser inspired by the TD3 AI algorithm

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By Xiao Tang, Xiang Geng, Saiyu Luo, Han Gu
| optica.org
Abstract Ultrafast lasers in the true-green spectrum, which are scarce due to the “green gap” in semiconductor materials, are in high demand for the surging field of biomedical photonics. One ideal candidate for efficient green lasing is Ho:ZBLAN fiber, as ZBLAN-hosted fibers have already reached picosecond dissipative soliton resonance (DSR) in the yellow.
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High-power yellow DSR pulses generated from a mode-locked Dy:ZBLAN fiber laser

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By Han Gu, Saiyu Luo, Xiang Geng, Xiao Tang
| optica.org
Abstract Ultrafast yellow lasers are in high demand in recent biomedical and medical applications; however, direct emission of mode-locked pulses in yellow at the high-power level still presents a huge technical challenge to date. By integrating the nonlinear polarization rotation (NPR) scheme into a Dy:ZBLAN fiber laser, dissipative soliton resonance pulses at ∼575 nm are demonstrated for the first time, to the best of our knowledge.
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Optical manipulation of Rayleigh particles by metalenses—a numerical study

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By Baifu Zhang, Hongchao Liu, Shuang Zhang, Saiyu Luo
| osapublishing.org
Abstract Based on the focusing feature of a metalens, we numerically studied its application in optical manipulation of Rayleigh particles. Three types of metalenses—point focusing, line focusing, and line focusing with phase gradient—were designed. Simulation results using the finite-difference time-domain method showed that the incident optical beams could be focused into a spot or a line for stable particle trapping.
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