论文信息 - Optical Phase Conjugation In A Soluble Polymer

Optical Phase Conjugation In A Soluble Polymer

Degenerate four-wave mixing of picosecond light pulses in polydiacetylene dissolved in toluene has been observed. Phase conjugate reflectivities of over 100% were obtained. The origin of the non-linear interaction was found to be a thermal refractive index change.

Werner J. Blau | Daniel J. Bradley | W. M. Dennis

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