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20152017
most citedHigh repetition rate ultrashort laser cuts a path through fog

36 citations · 126 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

physics.optics2017★ 15 cited

HV discharge acceleration by sequences of UV laser filaments with visible and near-infrared pulses

Elise Schubert, Ali Rastegari, Chengyong Feng +6

We investigate the triggering and guiding of DC high-voltage discharges over a distance of 37 cm by filaments produced by ultraviolet (266 nm) laser pulses of 200 ps duration. The…

physics.plasm-ph2017★ 1 cited

Linearity of charge measurement in laser filaments

Denis Mongin, Elise Schubert, Lorena de la Cruz +3

We evaluate the linearity of three electric measurement techniques of the initial electron density in laser filaments by comparing their results for a pair of filaments and for the…

physics.optics2017★ 10 cited

Gas-solid phase transition in laser multiple filamentation

Denis Mongin, Elise Schubert, Nicolas Berti +2

While propagating in transparent media, near-infrared multi-terawatt (TW) laser beams break up in a multitude of filaments of typically 100-200 um diameter with peak intensities as…

physics.optics2016★ 36 cited

High repetition rate ultrashort laser cuts a path through fog

Lorena de la Cruz, Elise Schubert, Denis Mongin +6

We experimentally demonstrate that the transmission of a 1030~nm, 1.3~ps laser beam of 100 mJ energy through fog increases when its repetition rate increases to the kHz range. Due…

physics.optics2016★ 20 cited

Conductivity and Discharge Guiding Properties of Mid-IR Laser Filaments

Denis Mongin, Valentina Shumakova, Skirmantas Ališauskas +5

The electric conductivity, HV discharge triggering and guiding capabilities of filaments at 3.9 micrometer in air are investigated in the perspective of lightning control applicati…

physics.optics2016★ 8 cited

Dual-scale turbulence in filamenting laser beams at high average power

Elise Schubert, Lorena de la Cruz, Denis Mongin +6

We investigate the self-induced turbulence of high repetition rate laser filaments over a wide range of average powers (1 mW to 100 W) and its sensitivity to external atmospheric t…