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The liquid crystal light-valve combines a liquid crystal layer with a thin monocrystalline Bi12SiO20 (BSO) photorefractive crystal [1]. Since the BSO is transparent in the visible range, the light-valve works in transmission and, thus wave-mixing experiments can be performed, allowing optical amplification [1] and slow-light [2].
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