In a biased photorefractive crystal, the process of two one-dimensional waves mixing, i.e., the dynamical evolution of both pump beam and signal beam, is traced by numerically solving the coupled-wave equation. Direct...In a biased photorefractive crystal, the process of two one-dimensional waves mixing, i.e., the dynamical evolution of both pump beam and signal beam, is traced by numerically solving the coupled-wave equation. Direct simulations show that the propagation and stability of the two beams are completely determined by the system parameters, such as the external bias field, the intensity and the beam waist of the pump beam. By adjusting these parameters, one can control the state of two Gaussian waves mixing. The numerical results are helpful for performing a two-wave mixing experiment.展开更多
45°-cut BaTiO<sub>3</sub> crystals have been studied and used for their enhanced photorefractive performance. Theoretically, BaTiO<sub>3</sub> crystal has its maximum two-wave mixing （TWM...45°-cut BaTiO<sub>3</sub> crystals have been studied and used for their enhanced photorefractive performance. Theoretically, BaTiO<sub>3</sub> crystal has its maximum two-wave mixing （TWM） gain when the grating wave vector K<sub>g</sub> is about 45° tilted with respect to its C-axis. However, for thick samples, the effective gain is usually reduced because of the fanning problem. At steady states, the effective TWM gain of a 45°-cut BaTiO<sub>3</sub> is normally展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundations of China(Grant Nos 10174025 and 10574051)
文摘In a biased photorefractive crystal, the process of two one-dimensional waves mixing, i.e., the dynamical evolution of both pump beam and signal beam, is traced by numerically solving the coupled-wave equation. Direct simulations show that the propagation and stability of the two beams are completely determined by the system parameters, such as the external bias field, the intensity and the beam waist of the pump beam. By adjusting these parameters, one can control the state of two Gaussian waves mixing. The numerical results are helpful for performing a two-wave mixing experiment.
基金Project supported by the K.C.Wong Education Foundation. Hong Kong
文摘45°-cut BaTiO<sub>3</sub> crystals have been studied and used for their enhanced photorefractive performance. Theoretically, BaTiO<sub>3</sub> crystal has its maximum two-wave mixing （TWM） gain when the grating wave vector K<sub>g</sub> is about 45° tilted with respect to its C-axis. However, for thick samples, the effective gain is usually reduced because of the fanning problem. At steady states, the effective TWM gain of a 45°-cut BaTiO<sub>3</sub> is normally
