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Polarization-resolved Z-scan measurements for full discrimination among thermal, molecular orientation, and pure electronic refractive nonlinearities

R. M. Moysés, E. C. Barbano, and L. Misoguti

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Abstract

We found that the Z-scan measurements as a function of the laser polarization are capable to distinguish cumulative-thermal, orientational, and ultrafast-electronic nonlinearities in CS2. These three nonlinearities were simultaneously excited using a high-repetition-rate ultrafast laser.

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