19 January 2024 to 16 February 2024
Europe/Berlin timezone

Machine-learning meets nonlinear optics for multicycle THz generation

Not scheduled
20m

Description

High-energy pulses of multicycle THz radiation open new regimes of science and technology with applications from controlling quantum materials to driving novel, compact electron accelerators. A new methodology has recently been demonstrated for efficient and high-energy THz pulse generation using trains of tens to hundreds of optical pulses, but optimizing the properties of these trains is technically complex. In this project, a multitude of techniques ranging from spectral interferometry to machine learning will be applied in order to develop a robust methodology for achieving the optimum pulse configuration. Initial implementation of the concepts on the computer will be followed by implementation on an existing THz generation system to validate the concepts.

Group FS-CFEL-UFOX
Project Category A5. Lasers and optics

Primary authors

Mr Christian Rentschler (FS-CFEL-2 (Ultrafast X-rays Group)) Nicholas Matlis (FS-CFEL-2 (Ultrafast X-rays Group))

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