Abstract

The role of fluorescence has not always been fully understood in optical engineering experiments that are devoted to the generation of phase-conjugated waves from organic materials. It is pointed out that fluorescence can appear if the material absorbs at the wavelength of the excitation. Therefore proper experimental precautions should be taken in the detection of the intrinsic phase-conjugated signal.

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Fluorescence and phase-conjugated signals of organic materials: erratum

T. Keinonen, P. Riihola, and K.-E. Peiponen
Appl. Opt. 35(24) 4758-4758 (1996)

Edge enhancement of a phase-conjugate image with a mutually pumped phase conjugator

Jan M. Yarrison-Rice, Edward J. Sharp, Gary L. Wood, and R. R. Neurgaonkar
Appl. Opt. 35(11) 1904-1910 (1996)

Conjugation fidelity of double phase-conjugate mirrors in photorefractive materials with two-center transport

Ismet Geri and Cafer Özkul
Opt. Lett. 21(21) 1741-1743 (1996)

Image transfer by mutually pumped phase conjugators

Richard J. Anderson, Edward J. Sharp, Gary L. Wood, and Gregory J. Salamo
Appl. Opt. 35(5) 854-859 (1996)

Phase conjugation in Cr⁴⁺:YAG at 1.06 μm

A. Brignon and J.-P. Huignard
Opt. Lett. 21(15) 1126-1128 (1996)