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IEEE JQE
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01 Jan 1972

TE and TM Modes at Optical Frequencies: Generation and Self-Focusing

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Date

01 Jan 1972

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IEEE JQE

Authors

  • D. Pohl
IBM-affiliated at time of publication

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  • Physical Sciences

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