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Crystal Characterization and “Natural Quasi-Phase Matching” in Yb:YAB

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Abstract

We analyse phase matching characteristics and nonlinear conversion in the self-frequency doubling material Yb:YAB and demonstrate a simple non-destructive technique for measuring crystal quality. By imaging the nonlinear conversion using a CCD camera we observe phase matching characteristics similar to that obtained in quasi-phase-matched crystals and attribute these effects to twin inversion defects induced during crystal growth.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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