The third order hyperpolarizability y 1 ( |j 1 (-to 3 ;co 1 ,co 1 ,co 1 ) of the rare gases He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe and of N 2 are determined by third harmonic generation involving picosecond light pulses of a Nd-glass laser. The results are compared with reported experimental and theoretical values.
The amplification of light signals (angular frequency UJS) in some isotropic media (D20, fused silica, and Schott type SF10 glasses) by noncollinear phase-matched parametric four-photon interaction u<\ + u 2 -> u$ + u\ is studied theoretically. Computer simulations are carried out for fundamental and second-harmonic pump pulses of a mode-locked Nd: glass laser. Degenerate interaction (wavelength A1=A2 = 1054nm or 527 nm) and nondegenerate interaction (A1= 1054nm/ A2 = 527nm) are considered. Characteristic phase-matching parameters and gain parameters versus wavelength are determined. Limitations by spectral bandwidth, optical absorption, optical damage, self-phase modulation, self-focusing and stimulated Raman scattering are analysed.
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