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With the availability of laser diodes operating at near infrared wavelengths, attention has recently been drawn to the possibility of extending the response of photorefractive crystals from the visible region of the spectrum out to longer wavelengths. This would then allow observation of photorefractive processes, such as self-pumped phase conjugation (SPPC), using modest powers at wavelengths compatible with solid-state lasers.
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