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Measurement of electronic optical Kerr coefficients

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Abstract

We describe a degenerate four-wave mixing technique for measuring optical Kerr coefficients. This technique permits discrimination between fast and slow (thermal) nonlinearities. We report results for a number of long-chain organic materials.

© 1981 Optical Society of America

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