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Absorption, emission and absorption saturation of Cr 4+ ions in calcium aluminate glass
Compact self-Q-switched laser near 2 μm
Studies of the spectroscopic behavior of Cr ?3 :LiCAF pumped by a solid-state dye laser
Self-Q-switching and passively Q-switched mode-locking of dual-wavelength Nd:YSAG laser
Optical waveguides fabricated in Cr:LiSAF by femtosecond laser micromachining
LiCaAlF 6 and LiSrAlF 6 : tunable solid state laser host materials
Modeling and optimization of tapered-diode pumped Cr:LiCAF regenerative amplifiers
New laser crystals for the generation of ultrashort pulses
Intra-cavity frequency-doubled Cr:LiCAF laser with 265 Mw continuous-wave blue (395–405 nm) output
High-power red laser diodes grown by MOVPE
Influence of neutral environment in the growth of Cr-doped LiCAF/LiSAF crystals: X-ray powder diffraction and EPR analysis
Heat-effects-of-metals-ablated-with-femtosecond-laser pulses 
Femtosecond single-mode diode-pumped Cr:LiSAF laser mode-locked with single-walled carbon nanotubes
Directly diode-pumped Colquiriite regenerative amplifiers
Dual-wavelength operation in all-solid-state Cr:LiSAF lasers with grating-controlled coupled-cavities
Growth and spectroscopic characteristics of Cr 3+ :CsAl(MoO 4 ) 2 crystal
High-efficiency tunable dual-wavelength Cr:LiSAF laser with external grating feedback
Diode-pumped Alexandrite laser with passive SESAM Q-switching and wavelength tunability
Crystal growth of Cr3+:LiCaA1F6 by Bridgman technique
Cr:Colquiriite Lasers: Current status and challenges for further progress
Diode pumped Cr 3q :LiCAF fs-laser
High-energy pulse generation from solid-state ultraviolet lasers using large Ce:fluoride crystals
Laser materials based on transition metal ions
Self-Q-switched Nd:GGG laser
Solar pumped Nd:YAG laser efficiency enhancement using Cr:LiCAF frequency down-shifter
Spectral characterization and energy levels of Cr 3+ :Sc 2 (MoO 4 ) 3 crystal
Ultrashort Sources II: Examples
Chapter 4  Trends in Laser Development
A second order nonlinear lens parametrization with a Ti:sapphire laser
Microstructural Characterization and Mechanical Reliability of Laser-Machined Structures

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