Abstract
The polarized reflectivity of potassium titanyl phosphate (, KTP) single crystal was measured in infrared frequency with the electronic field of the incident wave polarized parallel and perpendicular, respectively, to the axis. The permittivity dispersions of KTP single crystal were obtained by the fitting of the reflectivity spectra. The permittivity dispersions indicate that KTP single crystal exhibits five frequency intervals where the crystal exhibits contrary signs between and . This means, in these frequency intervals, the natural existing crystal exhibits the properties of an indefinite media which is based on the anisotropic lattice vibration. However, these lattice vibrations cause a large loss.
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