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  • European Quantum Electronics Conference
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996),
  • paper QWD22

High order nonlinear phase shift as a result of cascaded third order processes

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Abstract

In general the phase shift that a wave propagating trough a nonlinear medium obtains is described by the intensity dependent refractive index n·n0 + n2|A|2 + n4|A|4+…. Recently it was shown [1] that n2 is in fact n2dir+n2case. The second term arises only in quadratic nonlinear media and when the mismatch of the second-order process is small (Δk < 2π) but not zero. Here we show that in the case of slightly mismatched process of third harmonic generation (THG) n4 can be presented in the same way:n4=n4dir+n4case. The analysis of the role of the cascaded third-order process on the nonlinear phase shift (NLPS) of the fundamental beam is made by investigation of THG in a medium where the phase matching condition k3 = 3k1 can be fulfilled by use of natural birefringence or so called quasi-phase matched techniques.

© 1996 IEEE

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