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← ScienceWhich limit arises when increasing pulsed laser energy?
A)Self-focusing causes beam filamentation✓
B)Population inversion reaches maximal gain
C)Thermal lensing limits bandwidth
D)Spatial hole burning eliminates coherence
💡 Explanation
Self-focusing causes beam filamentation because intensity-dependent refractive index focusing becomes dominant. Therefore, optical damage ensues, rather than gain saturation because medium inhomogeneities do not dominate at low intensities.
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