Stimulated emission from distyrylbenzene derivative crystals grown by vapor deposition.
@article{Xie2007StimulatedEF, title={Stimulated emission from distyrylbenzene derivative crystals grown by vapor deposition.}, author={W. Xie and Feng Li and H. Wang and Zengqi Xie and F. Shen and Y. Ma and W. Lu and D. Zhang and D. Ma}, journal={Applied optics}, year={2007}, volume={46 20}, pages={ 4431-3 } }
Narrowed spectra at 452 nm from a thin platelike crystal of distyrylbenzene derivative, 2,5-diphenyl-1,4-distyrylbenzene with two trans double bonds (trans-DPDSB) grown by vapor deposition, are observed. The trans-DPDSB crystal is irradiated by the third harmonic (355 nm) of a Nd:YAG laser. The FWHM of the narrowed spectra can reach 6 nm for the crystal when the pumping energy is 400 microJ/pulse. The threshold value for an optically pumped laser is approximately 350 microJ/pulse.
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