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Hole Multiplexing in Quinone Derivative Photochemical Hole Burning Systems

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Abstract

We have been interested in PHB mechanism1,2 in the quinone derivatives. The substituent effects of the guest molecules are examined on the hole multiplexing3, hole formation wavelength range and electric field effect4. We especially intend to know how densely multiple holes can be formed by wavelength tuning and Stark tuning.

© 1991 Optical Society of America

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