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Measurement of two-photon-induced solarization in BK3, BK7, and BK10 at 532 nm

W. T. White, M. A. Henesian, and M. J. Weber

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Abstract

Borosilicate glasses are widely used in optical components throughout the visible spectrum and beyond. For low-intensity applications they are quite transparent, but in the presence of highly intense (GW/cm2) UV laser beams they solarize.1 We have found that they also solarize when irradiated by intense visible beams.2 This is an important consideration in the design of high-intensity highrepetition-rate short-wavelength lasers.

© 1984 Optical Society of America

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