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Physical Review Letters – 20 May 2005
Volume 94, Issue 19

Harmonics of an extreme-ultraviolet light source diffracted onto a phosphor screen. High harmonics are generated coherently at a high repetition rate by laser pulses inside a passive enhancement cavity, forming a frequency "comb" of regularly spaced sharp lines allowing a dramatic improvement in XUV spectral resolution. This process does not require active amplification of single laser pulses in the high-harmonic generation of XUV light. [R. Jason Jones, Kevin D. Moll, Michael J. Thorpe, and Jun Ye, Phys. Rev. Lett. 94, 193201 (2005)]

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