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Anisotropic photoconductivity and current deflection induced in Bi12SiO20 crystals by a high-contrast interference pattern

N. Kukhtarev, S. Lyuksyutov, P. Buchhave, H. J. Caulfield, and M. Vasnetsov

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Abstract

We have predicted and observed an anisotropic photocurrent induced in the cubic crystal Bi12SiO20 by a high-contrast interference pattern. The transverse current detected when the interference pattern is tilted is caused by deflection of the direct current generated by an external voltage applied to the crystal.

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