Abstract
Thermal lens in Nd3+:YVO4/LiNbO3 microchip green laser affects stability and working regimes of the laser. Absence of any passive or active Q-switching and mode locking make the thermal lens the only method to affect working regimes and stability of the laser cavity, which is composed of planar active and nonlinear mediums. Thus, investigation of thermal lens is crucial for the optimization of working regimes of the microchip laser.
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