2011
DOI: 10.1080/00150193.2011.554139
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Investigation of Lithium Niobate Photorefractive Properties by Photorefractive Light Scattering and Raman Spectroscopy

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“…Unlike circular scattering PILS interferes with the exciting radiation. This generates a complex pattern of maxima and minima of intensity (speckle pattern) the form of which is determined by the crystal structure and the features of its defect structure [1,2]. For the investigated crystals significantly changing over time three-layer structure of the PILS speckle pattern was observed [17], Fig.…”
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“…Unlike circular scattering PILS interferes with the exciting radiation. This generates a complex pattern of maxima and minima of intensity (speckle pattern) the form of which is determined by the crystal structure and the features of its defect structure [1,2]. For the investigated crystals significantly changing over time three-layer structure of the PILS speckle pattern was observed [17], Fig.…”
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“…Therefore crystal's photorefractive properties are largely determined by the presence of charged impurities and structural defects with localized electrons. The magnitude of the electro-optical effect determines the value of the disclosing angle of the PILS indicatrix that occurs mainly along the polar axis [1,2]. The magnitude and speed of the opening of an angle of the PILS indicatrix determine the sensitivity of electrooptical modulators, valves and the speed of holographic information recording.…”
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