We report on the response of graphene to high intensity mid-IR radiation and show that graphene exhibits saturable absorption and significant two-photon absorption in the spectral region of 1.55 lm to 3.50 lm (0.35 eV to 0.80 eV). We find that the effective modulation depth of multilayer graphene is limited by two-photon absorption, which will affect its performance as a laser mode-locking element. The measured saturation intensities of femtosecond pulses were found to depend on the third power of photon energy when we combined our results with others reported in the literature, while those of longer pulses were found to have a square root dependence.Andrew Malouf, Ori Henderson-Sapir, Sze Set, Shinji Yamashita, and David J. Ottawa
In this thesis, graphene saturable absorber mirror\u27s (SAM) potential for mode-locking ultrafast l...
Faisal F. A theory of multiple photon absorption by graphene in intense laser fields. Annalen Der Ph...
Graphene has already become an established medium for novel photonic devices and their applications....
We investigate the nonlinear transmission of a 3c280-layer turbostratic graphene sheet for near-inf...
We investigate the nonlinear transmission of a ∼280-layer turbostratic graphene sheet for near-infra...
We demonstrate extraordinary ∼45% absorption of light by graphene in mid-infrared region by exciting...
We demonstrate extraordinary ~45% absorption of light by graphene in mid-infrared region by exciting...
We report our observation of two-photon absorption (2PA) in graphene enhanced by the excitonic Fano ...
A negative value for the nonlinear refraction in graphene is experimentally observed and unambiguous...
We report our observation of two-photon absorption (2PA) in graphene enhanced by the excitonic Fano ...
This thesis is devoted to the development of graphene saturable absorber mirrors for ultrafast appli...
A negative value for the nonlinear refraction in graphene is experimentally observed and unambiguous...
We show that graphene possesses a strong nonlinear optical response in the form of multiplasmon abso...
Reduced graphene oxides with varying degrees of reduction have been produced by hydrazine reduction ...
Reduced graphene oxides with varying degrees of reduction have been produced by hydrazine reduction ...
In this thesis, graphene saturable absorber mirror\u27s (SAM) potential for mode-locking ultrafast l...
Faisal F. A theory of multiple photon absorption by graphene in intense laser fields. Annalen Der Ph...
Graphene has already become an established medium for novel photonic devices and their applications....
We investigate the nonlinear transmission of a 3c280-layer turbostratic graphene sheet for near-inf...
We investigate the nonlinear transmission of a ∼280-layer turbostratic graphene sheet for near-infra...
We demonstrate extraordinary ∼45% absorption of light by graphene in mid-infrared region by exciting...
We demonstrate extraordinary ~45% absorption of light by graphene in mid-infrared region by exciting...
We report our observation of two-photon absorption (2PA) in graphene enhanced by the excitonic Fano ...
A negative value for the nonlinear refraction in graphene is experimentally observed and unambiguous...
We report our observation of two-photon absorption (2PA) in graphene enhanced by the excitonic Fano ...
This thesis is devoted to the development of graphene saturable absorber mirrors for ultrafast appli...
A negative value for the nonlinear refraction in graphene is experimentally observed and unambiguous...
We show that graphene possesses a strong nonlinear optical response in the form of multiplasmon abso...
Reduced graphene oxides with varying degrees of reduction have been produced by hydrazine reduction ...
Reduced graphene oxides with varying degrees of reduction have been produced by hydrazine reduction ...
In this thesis, graphene saturable absorber mirror\u27s (SAM) potential for mode-locking ultrafast l...
Faisal F. A theory of multiple photon absorption by graphene in intense laser fields. Annalen Der Ph...
Graphene has already become an established medium for novel photonic devices and their applications....