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Switching frequency for transverse modes in stripe-geometry injection lasers

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An expression is obtained for the frequency of a class of oscillations occurring between mirror-image near field distributions in stripe-geometry injection lasers. Computation of the oscillation frequency indicates that values in the GHz range can occur. A means of exploiting this high speed switching is briefly indicated.

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Shore, K.A., Rozzi, T.E. Switching frequency for transverse modes in stripe-geometry injection lasers. Opt Quant Electron 15, 497–506 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00620018

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