Abstract

A new method for the measurement of the phase shift between second-harmonic light generated by a bulk glass and the injected second-harmonic seed is presented. A linearly polarized pump and a second-harmonic seed with noncollinear polarizations were used for preparation of cerium-doped lead-silica glass. Independence of the phase shift from the angle between the polarizations of the recording waves is demonstrated, and a phase shift value close to 90° is observed, i.e., the χ⁽²⁾ grating was in phase with the real 〈E(EE)〉.

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