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    Efficient Dispersive Waves Generation From Argon-Filled Anti-Resonant Nodeless Fiber
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    We report dispersive waves generation in an argon-filled anti-resonant nodeless fiber pumped by ultrashort pulses centered at different wavelengths. The conversion efficiency can be as high as 16% with a bandwidth below 10 nm.
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