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3 March 2000 One-hundred Joule per square centimeter 1.06-μm mirrors
Jean DiJon, B. Rafin, Catherine Pelle, Jean Hue, Guillaume Ravel, Bernard Andre
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Abstract
Very high damage threshold Hafnia Silica mirror coating have been developed successfully thanks to a clear understanding of the main limitations of the available mirrors. Coating with a 3ns pulse width threshold above 100J/cm2 are reported. These coatings proved to be much more resistant than very high quality bare silica substrate tested the same way. The limitation of these coatings is still extrinsic. The potential of this technology for large size high damage mirrors for fusion laser application is discussed.
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Jean DiJon, B. Rafin, Catherine Pelle, Jean Hue, Guillaume Ravel, and Bernard Andre "One-hundred Joule per square centimeter 1.06-μm mirrors", Proc. SPIE 3902, Laser-Induced Damage in Optical Materials: 1999, (3 March 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.379321
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KEYWORDS
Coating

Mirrors

Absorption

Laser damage threshold

Silica

Interfaces

Laser applications

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