Lecture

Lasing Conditions: Quality and First Lasing

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Description

This lecture covers the stabilization of traveling intensity in a resonator, the growth and departure of photons, the resonator quality as a function of intensity, and the first lasing condition based on the pumping threshold. It also discusses the equilibrium intensity and the second lasing condition involving constructive interferences between mirrors.

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Optics: Lasers

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