  Stimulated Raman scattering (SRS) in its strongly nonlinear, kinetic regime
is controlled by a technique of deterministic, strong temporal modulation and
spatial scrambling of laser speckle patterns, called Spike Trains of Uneven
Duration and Delay (STUD pulses) [B. Afeyan and S. H\"uller, Phys. Rev. Lett.
(submitted)]. Kinetic simulations show that use of STUD pulses may decrease SRS
reflectivity by more than an order of magnitude over random-phase-plate (RPP)
or induced-spatial-incoherence (ISI) beams of the same average intensity and
comparable bandwidth.
