# Revealing the role of laser stimulated radiation rate on laser intensity noise spectrum distribution

## TL;DR

This paper studies how laser stimulated radiation rate affects laser intensity noise and proposes methods to reduce noise in high-power lasers.

## Contribution

The paper identifies how stimulated radiation rate determines noise characteristics and proposes approaches for low-noise high-power lasers.

## Key findings

- The stimulated radiation rate determines the shot noise limit cut-off frequency of the laser.
- The resonant relation oscillation frequency depends on the stimulated radiation rate, pumping rate, and photon decay rates.
- Methods to achieve low intensity noise by reducing the stimulated radiation rate are discussed.

## Abstract

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