Abstract
Diffraction of light on Bragg gratings has attracted much attention for fundamental reasons and for applications to optical signal processing.1,2 However, the Bragg diffraction properties of thick gratings are often insufficient for practical applications. As shown recently3 this limitation can be overcome by placing a sinusoidal grating inside a Fabry- Perot cavity. Here, we show that the diffracted intensities can be even much higher than the incident ones if the intracavity Bragg medium is made amplifying.
© 2002 Optical Society of America
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