Weak modulation of a quasi-phase-matching (QPM) grating opens possibilities for engineering both the average quadratic nonlinearity and the incoherent average cubic nonlinearity induced by QPM. The relative strength of the average quadratic and effective (intrinsic plus induced) cubic nonlinearity is studied for LiNbO3LiNbO3. We show how the induced average cubic nonlinearity can be engineered to dominate the intrinsic material cubic nonlinearity and how doing so will allow the intensity at which the quadratic and cubic nonlinearities balance and thus compete to be decreased to a few gigawatts per square centimeter. © 1999 Optical Society of AmericaPeer Reviewe
Nonlinear interactions such as second harmonic generation (SHG) [1] and sum and difference frequency...
International audienceThis article deals with a general description of Angular Quasi-Phase-Matching ...
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Optical structures with linear periodic properties (Bragg gratings, photonic crystals, waveguide arr...
This thesis describes a series of theoretical and experimental studies into modifying the phasematch...
The advent of quasi-phase-matched (QPM) materials has had a major impact on the performance of nonli...
Spatial modulation of a nonlinear optical process provides a versatile means for achieving phase-mat...
The importance of asymmetric induced cubic nonlinearities in homogeneous and quasi-phase-matched (QP...
We consider unseeded type I second-harmonic generation in quasi-phase-matched quadratic nonlinear ma...
We report on a scheme which might make it practically possible to engineer the effective competing n...
We verified through a noncritical phase-matched second-harmonic generation experiment that the perio...
This thesis describes work carried out at Southampton on periodic poling of LiNbO3. Periodically pol...
Frequency conversion in nonlinear optical crystals is an effective means of generating coherent ligh...
Nonlinear interactions such as second harmonic generation (SHG) [1] and sum and difference frequency...
International audienceThis article deals with a general description of Angular Quasi-Phase-Matching ...
Material and structure engineering are increasingly employed in active optical media,in this context...
Weak modulation of a quasi-phase-matching (QPM) grating opens possibilities for engineering both the...
Summary form only given. Quasi-phase-matching (QPM) by electric-field poling in ferro-electric mater...
Optical structures with linear periodic properties (Bragg gratings, photonic crystals, waveguide arr...
This thesis describes a series of theoretical and experimental studies into modifying the phasematch...
The advent of quasi-phase-matched (QPM) materials has had a major impact on the performance of nonli...
Spatial modulation of a nonlinear optical process provides a versatile means for achieving phase-mat...
The importance of asymmetric induced cubic nonlinearities in homogeneous and quasi-phase-matched (QP...
We consider unseeded type I second-harmonic generation in quasi-phase-matched quadratic nonlinear ma...
We report on a scheme which might make it practically possible to engineer the effective competing n...
We verified through a noncritical phase-matched second-harmonic generation experiment that the perio...
This thesis describes work carried out at Southampton on periodic poling of LiNbO3. Periodically pol...
Frequency conversion in nonlinear optical crystals is an effective means of generating coherent ligh...
Nonlinear interactions such as second harmonic generation (SHG) [1] and sum and difference frequency...
International audienceThis article deals with a general description of Angular Quasi-Phase-Matching ...
Material and structure engineering are increasingly employed in active optical media,in this context...