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Shortening of a small-area pulse during coherent propagation through an absorber

O. P. Varnavskiǐ, Valerie V. Golovlev, A. N. Kirkin, A. M. Mozharovskiǐ, N. V. Sidoruk

Published Jul 1, 1986• 0 citations
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