An optical physicist who developed frequency-resolved optical gating with Rick Trebino. Their 1993 demonstration used nonlinear self-diffraction in glass to obtain a trace resolved in both delay and frequency. The pulse serves as its own gate, so the experiment does not require a separate, shorter reference pulse whose shape is already known.[ref]
Characterization of arbitrary femtosecond pulses using frequency-resolved optical gating by Daniel J. Kane and Rick Trebino. Abstract: reference-free pulse characterization and self-diffraction demonstration
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