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Nonlinear Glass Materials for Photonic Applications

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Abstract

Review of our challenges to fabricate and demonstrate novel nonlinear glass materials for advanced photonic applications is presented. Silica- and tellurite-based glasses are focused from the point of photo-induced effects such as refractive index change and nanometer-scale crystallization. Periodic structures (gratings) of nanocrystals and dot-patterns of laser writing were successfully fabricated using UV and IR laser irradiations.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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