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AUTHORSA. V. Pakhomov, R. M. Arkhipov, M. V. Arkhipov, I. Babushkin, N. N. Rosanov
ABSTRACTUsing the method of the Green’s function for a wave equation, it is shown that, in a one-dimensional geometry, the field emitted by a resonant medium that is composed by a system of coupled or free charges is proportional not to the acceleration of charges, as is usually assumed, but, rather, to their velocity that they acquire as a result of the action of a light pulse on initially stationary charges. This feature opens up new opportunities for the generation of ultrashort pulses of one-cycle and subcycle durations, as well as for the diagnostics of media and materials using such ultrashort pulses. More... »
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