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Measurements of second-order nonlinear optical coefficients from the spectral brightness of parametric fluorescence

E. C. Cheung, Karl Koch, Gerald T. Moore, and J. M. Liu

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We report a new technique for determining second-order nonlinear optical coefficients that uses the spectral brightness of spontaneous parametric fluorescence. Measurements with this technique on two separate AgGaS2 crystals yielded values of 22.9 and 24.3 pm/V for |d36|, and measurements on a KTP crystal yielded 4.1 pm/V for |d24|. The uncertainty of the determined values is approximately ±10%.

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