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Analysis of photorefractive stratified volume holographic optical elements

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Abstract

An analytical model is developed to study layered structures of photorefractive thin films, a promising application of stratified volume holographic optical elements. The theory gives a closed-form solution for the first-order diffraction efficiency of such elements. A new holographic multiplexing scheme that uses the photorefractive phase shift induced by an applied electric field is also analyzed with this theory.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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