论文信息 - Analysis of mutually incoherent beam coupling in BaTiO(3).

Analysis of mutually incoherent beam coupling in BaTiO(3).

When two mutually incoherent light beams are used as simultaneous inputs to a crystal of BaTiO(3), a spontaneously generated loop of light is created that provides a coupling mechanism between the two input beams, resulting in two phase-conjugate outputs. This behavior is discussed, and the phase-conjugate reflectivities are presented as a function of the ratio of input-beam intensities. A simple theory is developed to describe this phenomenon, and the predictions are compared with experimental data.

R W Eason | R. Eason | A M Smout | A. M. Smout

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