封面
声明
英文摘要
目录
Chapter 1 Introduction.
1.1 Basics of laser-induced condensation of water
1.2Basics of femtosecond laser filamentation
Chapter 2 Deterministic control ofmultiplefilamentation
2.1 Multiple filamentation.
2.2 Methods for deterministic control of MF patterns
2.3Existing methods for deterministic control of MF patterns
2.4Array of filaments in air byfocusing with MLA and regular lens
2.5Control of MF in fused silica by using MLA
2.6Application to the writing of waveguides in fused silica
2.7Chapter conclusions
Chapter 3 Generation of high-spectral power supercontinuum
3.1Phenomena participating in supercontinuum generation
3.2 Methods for high powersuper continuum generation.
3.3Dual-wavelength,high power supercontinuum by MLA focusing.
3.4 Chapter Conclusions
Chapter 4 Supercontinuum cavity-enhanced and cavity-ringdown absorption spectroscopy
4.1Spectroscopic techniques enhanced by a high-finesse cavity
4.2SC-Cavity ring-down spectroscopy \(SC-CRDS\)
4.3SC-cavity-enhanced absorption spectroscopy \(SC-CEAS\)
4.4Analysis of the cavity.
4.5Multi-spot SC-CRDSby MLA focusing
4.6Detection of atmospheric humidity bymulti-spotSC-CRDS
4.6 Chapter conclusions
Chapter 5 Study ofthe chemical contribution of atmospheric plasma filaments by multi-spot SC-CEAS
5.1 Methods for the measurement of intermediate atmospheric species in laser induced condensation.
5.2Measurement of femtosecond filamentation contribution to NOx and O3
5.3Contribution of 800-nm and 400-nmfilaments.
5.4Chapter conclusions:
Chapter 6 General conclusions
Contributionsof this thesis
Recommendations for future work
致谢
参考文献
List of publications
Appendix
长春理工大学;
Femtosecond filamentation; Cavity ringdown spectroscopy; Supercontinuum; Talbot effect; Nonlinear optics; Nitrogen Oxides; Ozone;