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Photo-thermal common-path interferometry,1 referred to as PCI, has been used to study low absorption phenomena in optical materials with the goal of understanding their behavior under high average power laser illumination. This study included the measurement of low levels of optical absorption in commercially important linear and nonlinear optical materials.
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