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← ScienceWhich consequence results when spatial mode mismatch occurs in intracavity laser systems?
A)Increased thermal lens aberration✓
B)Reduced parametric down-conversion gain
C)Amplified spontaneous emission noise
D)Suppressed stimulated Raman scattering
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Increased thermal lens aberration results because the mismatch causes non-uniform heating. This leads to uneven refractive index changes within the laser medium via thermo-optic effect, therefore increasing phase distortion rather than lower gain because alternative frequency conversion schemes are not directly tied to spatial mode overlap.
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