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Quantum cascade laser-based Kerr frequency comb generation

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Tobias Kippenberg, Clément Christian Javerzac-Galy, Erwan Guillaume Albert Lucas, John David Jost, Caroline Marie Anne Lecaplain
2016
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We report mid-infrared Kerr comb generation based on a quantum cascade laser pumping a crystalline microresonator. For the first time QCL light is coupled into a microresonator via a tapered chalcogenide fiber allowing mid-IR Kerr comb generation.

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