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Improved Z-scan techniques for ultrasensitive measurements of nonlinear refraction and absorption

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Abstract

Z-scan is a method for measuring both nonlinear refraction and absorption using a single beam. Changes in transmission of the beam through a far-field, on-axis aperture are measured as the sample is scanned through the focal plane[1].

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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