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Two-photon holography with continuous-wave lasers

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Abstract

Two-photon holography with continuous-wave laser sources is accomplished by using carbazole dissolved in a polymethyl methacrylate host matrix as a recording medium. Gating of the holographic sensitivity for 4880-Å radiation by irradiation with 3336-Å radiation is demonstrated. It is shown that two-photon holographic recording can be accomplished with a wide variety of molecules characterized by four-level spectroscopic systems with cascade-excited metastable intermediate levels.

© 1981 Optical Society of America

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