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Review of Recent Progress Towards Mid-Infrared Fiber Lasers for 4-9 μm Window

A. B. Seddon, Z.Q. Tang, D. Furniss, Ł. Sojka, H. Sakr, E. Barney, T.M. Benson, and S. Sujecki.

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Abstract

Recent work on the photoluminescent behaviour of Pr3+ and Tb3+ selenide glasses and fibers, under different pumping regimes, is described. Key reasons are presented on why mid-infrared fiber lasing has not been achieved to date.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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