3-LEVEL FIBER LASER-AMPLIFIER - A THEORETICAL-MODEL

[1] CONTINUOUS-WAVE OSCILLATION OF A MONOMODE NEODYMIUM-DOPED FIBER LASER AT 0.9 MU-M ON THE F-4(3/2-]I-4(9/2) TRANSITION [J]. OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS, 1986, 58 (06) : 405 - 408

[2] ARMITAGE JR, 1987, TOPICAL M TUNABLE SO

[3] THEORETICAL-ANALYSIS OF OPTICAL FIBER LASER-AMPLIFIERS AND OSCILLATORS [J]. APPLIED OPTICS, 1985, 24 (03): : 333 - 342

[4] WEAKLY GUIDING FIBERS [J]. APPLIED OPTICS, 1971, 10 (10): : 2252 - &

[5] AMPLIFICATION IN FIBER LASER [J]. APPLIED OPTICS, 1964, 3 (10): : 1182 - &

[6] LOW-THRESHOLD TUNABLE-CW AND Q-SWITCHED FIBER LASER OPERATING AT 1.55 MU-M [J]. ELECTRONICS LETTERS, 1986, 22 (03) : 159 - 160

[7] NEODYMIUM-DOPED SILICA SINGLE-MODE FIBER LASERS [J]. ELECTRONICS LETTERS, 1985, 21 (17) : 738 - 740

[8] FABRICATION OF LOW-LOSS OPTICAL FIBERS CONTAINING RARE-EARTH IONS [J]. ELECTRONICS LETTERS, 1985, 21 (17) : 737 - 738

[9] REEKIE L, 1986, IOP M SOLID STATE LA

[10] NEODYMIUM-DOPED SILICA LASERS IN END-PUMPED FIBER GEOMETRY [J]. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 1973, 23 (07) : 388 - 389

[1] CONTINUOUS-WAVE OSCILLATION OF A MONOMODE NEODYMIUM-DOPED FIBER LASER AT 0.9 MU-M ON THE F-4(3/2-]I-4(9/2) TRANSITION [J]. OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS, 1986, 58 (06) : 405 - 408

[2] ARMITAGE JR, 1987, TOPICAL M TUNABLE SO

[3] THEORETICAL-ANALYSIS OF OPTICAL FIBER LASER-AMPLIFIERS AND OSCILLATORS [J]. APPLIED OPTICS, 1985, 24 (03): : 333 - 342

[4] WEAKLY GUIDING FIBERS [J]. APPLIED OPTICS, 1971, 10 (10): : 2252 - &

[5] AMPLIFICATION IN FIBER LASER [J]. APPLIED OPTICS, 1964, 3 (10): : 1182 - &

[6] LOW-THRESHOLD TUNABLE-CW AND Q-SWITCHED FIBER LASER OPERATING AT 1.55 MU-M [J]. ELECTRONICS LETTERS, 1986, 22 (03) : 159 - 160

[7] NEODYMIUM-DOPED SILICA SINGLE-MODE FIBER LASERS [J]. ELECTRONICS LETTERS, 1985, 21 (17) : 738 - 740

[8] FABRICATION OF LOW-LOSS OPTICAL FIBERS CONTAINING RARE-EARTH IONS [J]. ELECTRONICS LETTERS, 1985, 21 (17) : 737 - 738

[9] REEKIE L, 1986, IOP M SOLID STATE LA

[10] NEODYMIUM-DOPED SILICA LASERS IN END-PUMPED FIBER GEOMETRY [J]. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 1973, 23 (07) : 388 - 389