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Z-scan experiment with anisotropic Gaussian Schell-model beams

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Abstract

We analyze the z-scan experiment with anisotropic Gaussian Schell-model (AGSM) beams. The expression for the cross-spectral density of the AGSM beam passing through the lens and onto the nonlinear thin sample is derived. Based on the expression, we simulate the results of the z-scan experiment theoretically and analyze the effects of the e factor (e=w0xw0y) and the spatial degree of coherence in the x and y orientations on the on-axis z-scan transmittance. It is found that ΔTpv becomes larger with an increment of the e factor and the spatial degree of coherence. So we can improve the sensitivity of the z-scan experiment by increasing the e factor and the spatial degree of coherence. The results are helpful for improving the sensitivity of the z-scan experiment.

© 2009 Optical Society of America

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