Interferometric Measurement of Second Order Hyperpolarisabilities of Organic Molecules

A. Persoons; P. Tackx

XVIII International Quantum Electronics Conference
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1992),
paper FrM6

Interferometric Measurement of Second Order Hyperpolarisabilities of Organic Molecules

A. Persoons and P. Tackx

International Quantum Electronics Conference 1992

Vienna Austria
14–19 June 1992
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Nonlinear (Optics Miscellaneous) (FrM)

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Abstract

The intensity of the optical phase conjugate (OPC) wave generated by degenerate four wave mixing (DFWM) in a medium is proportional to the third order susceptibility of this medium. To accurately measure third order susceptibilities of organic molecules and polymers in solution we constructed an OPC interferometer driven by picosecond laserpulses.

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