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Effect of amplified spontaneous emission and parasitic oscillations on the performance of cryogenically-cooled slab amplifiers
Magdalena Sawicka, Martin Divoky, Antonio Lucianetti, Tomas Mocek
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Laser and Particle Beams / Volume 31 / Issue 4 / December 2013

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23 August 2013, pp. 553-560
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We present a three-dimensional code for the optimization of energy storage, heat deposition, and amplification in square-shaped laser slabs and multi-slab laser amplifiers. The influence of the slab dimensions, slab face and edge reflectivities, pump parameters, and operating temperature on amplified spontaneous emission and stored energy has been investigated. The multi-slab and single-slab configurations are compared, analyzing in detail the influence of the absorption cladding for the suppression of amplified spontaneous emission radiation.