Quartz revisits nonlinear optics: twinned crystal for quasi-phase matching [Invited]
Sunao Kurimura, Masaki Harada, Ken-ichi Muramatsu, Motoi Ueda, Muneyuki Adachi, Tsuyoshi Yamada, Tokio Ueno
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Sunao Kurimura, Masaki Harada, Ken-ichi Muramatsu, Motoi Ueda, Muneyuki Adachi, Tsuyoshi Yamada, Tokio Ueno
Abstract
The pioneering material utilized in first optical mixing revisits nonlinear optics with the cutting-edge polarity-control technology stress-induced twinning. Periodically twinned quartz with modulated polarity demonstrates quasi-phase-matched SHG emitting vacuum UV light at 193 nm.
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The pioneering material utilized in first optical mixing revisits nonlinear optics with the cutting-edge polarity-control technology stress-induced twinning. Periodically twinned quartz with modulated polarity demonstrates quasi-phase-matched SHG emitting vacuum UV light at 193 nm.
Key concepts: Phase matching, Nonlinear optics, Materials science, Optics, Quartz, Phase (matter), Crystal (programming language), Optical materials