Experimental demonstration of a semiconductor laser generating mode-locked pulses with continuously tunable repetition rate (4-16 GHz) via microwave-driven spatiotemporal gain modulation, yielding tunable frequency combs.
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Observation of tunable superradiant frequency combs from collective spin dynamics in a driven-dissipative cavity-QED system, with a proposed connection to continuous time crystals.
Lasers influence alpha decay, proton radioactivity, and nuclear excitations in isotopes such as 229Th, 83Kr, and 45Sc through methods including the time-dependent Schrödinger equation and Fermi's golden rule.
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Continuously tunable coherent pulse generation in semiconductor lasers
Experimental demonstration of a semiconductor laser generating mode-locked pulses with continuously tunable repetition rate (4-16 GHz) via microwave-driven spatiotemporal gain modulation, yielding tunable frequency combs.
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Observation of Tunable Superradiant Frequency Combs
Observation of tunable superradiant frequency combs from collective spin dynamics in a driven-dissipative cavity-QED system, with a proposed connection to continuous time crystals.
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Advances in laser-assisted nuclear decay and nuclear excitation
Lasers influence alpha decay, proton radioactivity, and nuclear excitations in isotopes such as 229Th, 83Kr, and 45Sc through methods including the time-dependent Schrödinger equation and Fermi's golden rule.