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1.06-μm nanosecond laser amplifications via degenerate multiwave mixing in Si

I. C. Khoo, R. Normandin, R. R. Michael, T. H. Liu, and G. M. Finn

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Abstract

The process of degenerate four-wave and multiwave mixing in a nonlinear medium (with an intensity-dependent refractive index) is reexamined in the context of probe beam amplification and related phase conjugation. In general, such multiwave mixing processes (involving pump, probe, and various diffracted beams) require a self-consistent solution of several coupled Maxwell wave equations to explain and quantitatively fit the experimental observations with the theory.

© 1987 Optical Society of America

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