Clean few-cycle blue soliton self-compressed pulses generation in hollow-core fibers
Abstract
Blue pulses with few-cycle temporal durations hold significant value in attosecond science and ultrafast spectroscopy. In this work, we combine efficient broadband frequency doubling, multiplate continuum (MPC) post-compression and blue soliton self-compression in hollow-core fibers (HCF), experimentally demonstrating HCF-based 4.4 fs clean blue soliton self-compressed pulse. Our scheme offers three-fold advantages: (1) prevention of excessive dispersion accumulation by gradually suppressing dispersion through multi-stage design; (2) enhanced overall efficiency for self-compression-based ultrashort blue pulse generation; and (3) elimination of dispersion compensation components for the final spectral broadening stage compared to post-compression schemes. This work extends HCF-based self-compression soliton to the blue spectral region and paves the way for generating energetic ultrashort blue pulses.
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