论文信息 - Transverse pattern formation in liquid crystal light valve feedback system

Transverse pattern formation in liquid crystal light valve feedback system

Abstract Presented are the first experimental results on transverse pattern formation with a liquid crystal light valve under optical feedback. The setup is reduced to the essential elements, retaining maximum symmetry. Formation of regular and perturbed hexagonal structures and optical turbulence is found. Analogy to an existing model, predicting such pattern formation, can be shown.

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