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      GRENOUILLE - Practical issues: a quick manual

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          This paper is the result of setting up GRENOUILLE in the Nonlinear Dynamics Laboratory at the University of Maryland at College Park. With the experience acquired in the process of setting up GRENOUILLE, this manual was compiled from literature and from hand-on experience to serve as a quick guide, a step-by-step help to construct GRENOUILLE and to understand some of its basic principles.

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              Single-shot measurement of the intensity and phase of an arbitrary ultrashort pulse by using frequency-resolved optical gating.

              D. J. Kane, R Trebino (1993)
              We introduce a new technique, frequency-resolved optical gating, for measuring the intensity I(t) and the phase ø(t) of an individual arbitrary ultrashort pulse. Using an instantaneous nonlinear-optical interaction of two variably delayed replicas of the pulse, frequency-resolved optical gating involves measuring the spectrum of the signal pulse versus relative delay. The resulting trace, a spectrogram, yields an intuitive full-information display of the pulse. Inversion of this trace to obtain the pulse intensity and phase is equivalent to the well-known two-dimensional phase-retrieval problem and thus yields essentially unambiguous results for I(t) and ø(t).
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                Publication date Created: 22 December 2003
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                ArXiV ID: physics/0312134
                SO-VID: 2de428b2-8393-4e84-8ab7-256a761b3995
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