Dynamic cesium D2-line holograms written with a single-frequency semiconductor laser

Korolev, A. E.; Назаров, В. Н.; Staselko, D. I.; Kocherov, D. A.; Malakhova, V I; Yakubovich, S D

doi:10.1007/bf01140305

J Russ Laser Res

1992

DOI: 10.1007/bf01140305

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Dynamic cesium D2-line holograms written with a single-frequency semiconductor laser

A. E. Korolev¹,

В. Н. Назаров²,

D. I. Staselko³

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“…Previous experimental investigations on transient gratings to study surfaces have concentrated on material-vacuum or material-gas surfaces. "1 24 '- 7 This work demonstrated that a more detailed theoretical development of transient grating diffraction was needed in which the effects of a vacuum surface would be specifically included. This theoretical development is presented in Refs.…”

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Transient grating diffraction from an interface between two materials: theory and experimental application

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A general theory for transient grating diffraction from both sides of a single interface is developed. The grating is assumed to have an arbitrary amplitude on both sides of a bound interface with the grating wave vector parallel to the interface. The specific spatial origin of the diffracted light is described for both the reflected and the transmitted geometries of diffraction. In the reflected geometry the signal is dominated by diffraction from a region near the interface that is a small fraction of an optical wavelength wide. The transmitted geometry signal measures primarily the mean bulk properties of the sample. An experimental example of thermal-transient grating diffraction from a YBa 2 Cu307-, /SrTiO3 interface is presented. Model calculations for the experimental data are performed to demonstrate that the approach can be used to monitor spatially nonuniform transient grating temporal relaxation.

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Dynamic holography in alkali metal vapour

Korolev

1996

Optics & Laser Technology

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Dynamic cesium D2-line holograms written with a single-frequency semiconductor laser

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Transient grating diffraction from an interface between two materials: theory and experimental application

Transient grating diffraction from an interface between two materials: theory and experimental application

Dynamic holography in alkali metal vapour

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