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Organic recording medium for volume-phase holography

Allen Bloom, R. A. Bartolini, Daniel L. Ross

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A new organic recording medium for volume-phase holography is described. Holograms can be read out nondestructively at the recording wavelength and power. Self-erasure may also be obtained. Holographic data and the effect of structure on recording and fixing behavior are described. The recording medium may be used to record multiple holograms.

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Key concepts: Holography, Erasure, Optical recording, Recording media, Volume (thermodynamics), Phase (matter), Data recording, Materials science