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23 January 1997 Excited-state optical storage study in a dye-doped film using four-wave mixing spectroscopy
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Abstract
Four-wave mixing spectroscopy is presented as a convenient and effective optical method for the study of excited-state optical storage properties and nonlinear mechanisms in a dye-doped polymer film. The dynamic processes of optical storage properties and the efficiency of the diffraction grating are discussed. Backward-scattering four-wave mixing and forward-scattering four-wave mixing optical configurations are presented. A simple energy-level model is used to explain the excited-state optical storage mechanism, resulting from photo-induced excited-state population grating and trans-cis isomer grating.
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Xinxian Bao, Chunfei Li, Hongjing Kan, Lu Dai, and William M. Tong "Excited-state optical storage study in a dye-doped film using four-wave mixing spectroscopy", Proc. SPIE 2998, Photosensitive Optical Materials and Devices, (23 January 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.264197
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KEYWORDS
Four wave mixing

Optical storage

Diffraction gratings

Argon ion lasers

Helium neon lasers

Laser beam diagnostics

Polymers

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