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Coherent Beam Combination in Integrated Optics

T. P. Shen, D. Rogovin, and A. D. Boardman

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Abstract

The coherent beam combination, or two-wave mixing, in nonlinear waveguide is a new area of great importance in integrated optics. The coherent beam combination has been successfully demonstrated in the bulk nonlinear materials, e.g., photorefractive1 or nonlocal Kerr materials,2 for image amplification,1,2 spectroscopy,3 etc. It is expected to be as versatile in the waveguide context.4

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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