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Publications by D.C. Hanna
Singly Resonant Proustite Parametric Oscillator Tuned From 1.22 to 8.5 Μm
Applied Physics Letters
Astronomy
Physics
Higher-Stokes Order Raman Conversion to the Near Infrared: High Efficiency and Brightness via a Capillary Waveguide Amplifier
Optics Communications
Electronic Engineering
Electronic
Molecular Physics,
Theoretical Chemistry
Optical
Electrical
Atomic
Magnetic Materials
Optics
Physical
Single Frequency Q-Switched Operation of a Diode-Pumped Nd:YLF Ring Laser
Optics Communications
Electronic Engineering
Electronic
Molecular Physics,
Theoretical Chemistry
Optical
Electrical
Atomic
Magnetic Materials
Optics
Physical
A High Power, Short Pulse Stimulated Raman Source at 1.54 Μm
Optics Communications
Electronic Engineering
Electronic
Molecular Physics,
Theoretical Chemistry
Optical
Electrical
Atomic
Magnetic Materials
Optics
Physical
An Efficient, Diode-Pumped, Ion-Implanted Nd: GGG Planar Waveguide Laser
Optics Communications
Electronic Engineering
Electronic
Molecular Physics,
Theoretical Chemistry
Optical
Electrical
Atomic
Magnetic Materials
Optics
Physical
Backward-Wave Medium Infrared Down-Conversion in Proustite
Optics Communications
Electronic Engineering
Electronic
Molecular Physics,
Theoretical Chemistry
Optical
Electrical
Atomic
Magnetic Materials
Optics
Physical
Optically Written Waveguides in Ion Implanted Bi4Ge3O12
Optical Materials
Organic Chemistry
Electronic Engineering
Spectroscopy
Theoretical Chemistry
Electronic
Molecular Physics,
Inorganic Chemistry
Optical
Electrical
Computer Science
Magnetic Materials
Physical
Optics
Atomic
An Ytterbium-Doped Monomode Fibre Laser: Broadly Tunable Operation From 1·010 Μm to 1·162 Μm and Three-Level Operation at 974 Nm
Journal of Modern Optics
Optics
Atomic
Molecular Physics,
New Class of Fibre Laser Based on Lead-Germanate Glass
Electronics Letters
Electronic Engineering
Electrical
Increasing Laser Brightness by Transverse Mode Selection-1
Optics Technology
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