Titlebook: Self-focusing: Past and Present; Fundamentals and Pro Robert W. Boyd,Svetlana G. Lukishova,Y.R. Shen Book 2009 Springer-Verlag New York 200

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The Physics of Intense Femtosecond Laser Filamentationa series of self-foci, giving rise to the perception of a filament. This universal nonlinear propagation phenomenon is currently an interesting research topic at the forefront of applied physics and attracts more and more people into this field. In this chapter some fundamental physical concepts und

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Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Collapsing Ultrashort Laser Pulsesollapse, such as self-similar evolution, pulse splitting, filamentation, and shock formation, in which nonlinear optics has offered an unparalleled opportunity for study and comparison of theory with experiment. This chapter reviews recent theoretical and experimental work in which such phenomena ha

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Multi-Focus Structure and Moving Nonlinear Foci: Adequate Models of Self-Focusing of Laser Beams in udies of femtosecond self-focusing in air are discussed. It is concluded that the main features of MFS-MNLF models can be applied to beam filamentation in different nonlinear media and over a wide range of pulse durations, including ultra-short pulses. Future directions for the study of femtosecond self-focusing in air are suggested.

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Beam Shaping and Suppression of Self-focusing in High-Peak-Power Nd:Glass Laser Systemser-Gaussian laser beams for suppressing diffraction ripples on the beam profile and their self-focusing are presented. A brief outline of self-focusing as the primary nonlinear optical process limiting the brightness of Nd:glass laser installations is given. Methods for self-focusing suppression are presented.

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