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Picosecond degenerate four-wave mixing in polymer films doped with an organic dye
1989
Annual Meeting Optical Society of America
unpublished
Organic dyes embedded in polymer matrix form an important class of optical materials. They have been of interest because of their possibility of generating phase conjugated waves by DFWM using cw lasers and their use as optical memories in optical computing. Our aim is to study these recording media using pulse laser radiation and find large nonlinear susceptibilities associated with fast response time. We report picosecond phase conjugation of 532nm laser radiation by DFWM in polyvinyl alcohol
doi:10.1364/oam.1989.wl29
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