Abstract
A new method for the generation of high-intensity short KrF laser pulses was developed. The method efficiently uses truncated leading-edge seed-pulse generation by stimulated Brillouin scattering and pulse-shape steepening by saturated amplification, which is mainly based on the Frantz–Nodvik solution. Short KrF pulses of 7 ps were obtained from 20 ns seed pulses without using mode-locked lasers. The experimental results agreed well with the numerical calculations.
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