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titleOfInvention Reduction of laser-induced damage in optical materials by suppressing transient color center formation and controlling phonon population
abstract Laser-induced damage in an optical material is suppressed. Electrons that populate the bandgap defect energy in an optical material can be driven into the conduction band in a process commonly referred to as bleaching. Such bleaching can be achieved using a pre-determined wavelength that ensures minimal energy storage in the material, driving the electrons just inside the conduction band. In some cases, phonon (ie, thermal) excitation can also be used to achieve high depopulation rates. A bleaching light beam having a wavelength longer than that of the laser beam can be combined with the laser beam to depopulate the defect energy levels in the band gap. [Selection] Figure 3
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