Impurity enhanced self-pumped phase conjugation in the near infrared in 'blue' BaTiO<sub>3</sub>

Photorefractive self-pumped phase-conjugation is examined at near-infrared wavelengths using doped 'blue' BaTiO<sub>3</sub>, and reflectivities are reported as high as 76% between 720 nm and 1004 nm due, as is believed, to a backward stimulated photorefractive scattering mechan...

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Main Authors: Ross, G.W (Author), Hribek, P. (Author), Eason, R.W (Author), Garrett, M.H (Author), Rytz, D. (Author)
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Language:English
Published: 1993.
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520 |a Photorefractive self-pumped phase-conjugation is examined at near-infrared wavelengths using doped 'blue' BaTiO<sub>3</sub>, and reflectivities are reported as high as 76% between 720 nm and 1004 nm due, as is believed, to a backward stimulated photorefractive scattering mechanism. Data also suggests that it is possible to stabilise the phase-conjugate reflectivity by vibrating the crystal. 
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