Many breakthroughs in technologies are closely associated with the deep understanding
and development of new material platforms. As the main material used in microelectronics …

Talbot effect, characterized by the replication of a periodic optical field in a specific plane, is
governed by diffraction and dispersion in the spatial and temporal domains, respectively. In …

Decimation is a common process in digital signal processing that involves reducing the
sampling rate of an oversampled signal by linearly combining consecutive samples. Among …

The radio frequency (RF) spectrum of microcombs can be used to evaluate its phase noise
features and coherence between microcomb teeth. Since microcombs possess …

Optical frequency combs (OFCs) with programmable free spectral range and high optical
carrier-to-noise ratio (CNR) play a crucial role in diverse research fields, including …

We demonstrate pulse repetition-rate multiplication (RRM) of a low-rate (sub-GHz)
commercial mode-locked laser (MLL) source, and show the potential of the method for …

We propose and demonstrate a novel scheme to flexibly generate optical pulse trains with
programmable repetition rates using newly designed binary modulation coefficients. The …

Here we use a four-wave mixing time lens to demonstrate the spectral self-imaging effect for
a frequency comb. The time lens is built by imposing a temporal quadratic phase modulation …

The capability of characterizing arbitrary and non-repetitive emission spectra with a high
resolution in real-time is of great merit in various research fields. Optical frequency combs …

The temporal Talbot effect describes the periodic self-imaging of an optical pulse train along
dispersive propagation. This is well studied in the context of bright pulse trains, where …