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High-order harmonic generation yielding tunable extreme-ultraviolet radiation of high spectral purity

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Brandi, F
Neshev, Dragomir
Ubachs, Wim

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American Physical Society

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Production of extreme-ultraviolet radiation by high-order harmonic generation is demonstrated to yield unprecedented spectral purity of λ/Δλ=2.5×105 at wavelengths covering the entire range 40–100 nm. Tunability and sub-cm-1 bandwidth of the harmonics are demonstrated in recordings of the He (1s4p) and Ar (3p53d′) resonance lines at 52.2 and 86.6 nm. Frequency shift of the harmonics due to chirp-induced phenomena are investigated and found to be small, resulting in a frequency accuracy of about 5×10-7 in the domain of extreme-ultraviolet radiation.

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Physical Review Letters 91.16 (2003): 163901/1-4

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Physical Review Letters

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