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Andreev et al.1 have shown that Brillouin-enhanced four-wave mixing can be used to achieve phase conjugation with high reflectivities (~106). In this paper we develop a theoretical model which effectively describes the four-wave mixing process and compare the results of this model with the experimental results we have obtained.
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