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EVIDENCE OF STRUCTURAL ORIENTATIONS IN POLED NIOBIUM BOROPHOSPHATE BULK GLASS

V. Nazabal, E. Fargin, G. Le Flem, T. Buffeteau, and B. Desbat

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Summary Non-linear optical properties of transparent materials are the focus of growing interest for elaboration of all-optical devices, such as photonic modulators, optical data storage and telecommunication, or for the spectral extension of laser sources.

© 1999 Optical Society of America

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