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High transient reflectivity of four-wave mixing in a BaTiO3 crystal by a pulsed pump beam

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Abstract

We propose a method to obtain higher phase-conjugate reflectivity by using a pulsed pump beam as the reading beam. A qualitative explanation of our method is given. Then we calculate the transient phase-conjugate reflectivity, considering that the reading beam erases the grating in a photorefractive crystal. The reflectivity when a continuous reading beam is used is compared with that when the pulsed beam is used. We prove experimentally that approximately three times greater reflectivity can be obtained with a pulsed reading beam.

© 1997 Optical Society of America

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