Abstract
We present an experimental study of the behavior of photorefractive double
phase-conjugate mirrors that illustrates recent theoretical predictions. We
observe a sharp fidelity threshold that significantly depends on the specific
feature size in the input beams. Furthermore, we find that if the two input
beams have unequal intensities the conjugation process is asymmetric and the
steady-state fidelity is better on the side of the crystal on which the
more-intense beam enters.
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