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Second harmonic generation in a MgO: LiNbO3 waveguide

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Abstract

The efficiency of nonlinear interactions can be greatly enhanced in guided wave structures because of the elimination of diffraction effects.1 The practical realization of visible wavelength-guided wave devices in lithium niobate is severely hindered by the phenomenon of photorefractive-index damage.2 It has recently been discovered that the photorefractivity of lithium niobate can be greatly reduced by addition of 5 % MgO doping.3

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