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Non-linear Optical Switch in Liquid Crystal Polymer Coated Microspheres

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Abstract

Kerr effect in a liquid crystal coated microsphere is used to switch reversibly and instantaneously a probe beam by a femtosecond pump. Shift magnitudes (2 GHz versus 250 MHz in CW) ruled out thermooptical effects.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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