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Femtosecond nonlinearities of standard transparent optical glasses

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Abstract

Several standard silicate glasses have been shown to present large third order susceptibilities (χ(3)≃10−14 esu)1. We report here kinetics of induced anisotropies resolved on a femtosecond time scale. For all the studied glasses, we find responses always limited by the pulsewidth which implies that the processes involved are of electronic origin. A correlation is verified between the nonlinearities and the linear indices of refraction and spectral dispersion.

© 1985 Optical Society of America

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