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Double phase conjugation with orthogonally polarized beams in a BaTiO3 crystal

Hong Chang Kung, Hon Fai Yau, Hsiao Yi Lee, Nickolai Kukhtarev, Tzu Chiang Chen, Ching Cherng Sun, Chi Ching Chang, and Yuh Ping Tong

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Abstract

We have demonstrated experimentally the simultaneous self-conjugation of extraordinarily and ordinarily polarized light waves λ=514 nm, with the polarization state preserved, in a Ce:BaTiO3 crystal. Conjugate o waves originate from coupling between o and e waves by means of a circular photogalvanic effect. The conjugator also takes advantage of the Ce:BaTiO3 crystal, for which it is easy to generate an extraordinary conjugate beam by photorefractive backscattering. This beam of light is necessary for double phase conjugation.

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