journal article·2025-02

Dye-doped electrospun fiber-based random lasers: The influence of combined gain media

Alyson J.A. Carvalho, Igor M. Gonçalves, Emanuel P. Santos, Pablo I.R. Pincheira, Paloma M.S. Araujo, Helinando P. de Oliveira, Anderson S.L. Gomes

Optical Materials· Volume 159
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