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Galaup, Jean-Pierre; Fraigne, S.; Gouët, J.-L. Le; Likforman, J.-P.

doi:10.1016/j.jlumin.2003.12.007

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“…One of the applications of the phenomenon of persistent spectral hole burning (PSHB) is holographic processing of ultrashort laser pulses. Pulse shaping can be achieved with the use of PSHB materials, which behave as spectrally selective photographic plates used to engrave a suitable frequency-domain pattern. , Of special interest in this respect is the optical processing of ultrashort pulses generated by titanium-sapphire lasers. − This necessitates the search for effective broadband materials exhibiting PSHB in the corresponding spectral region − about 800 nm.…”

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Persistent Spectral Hole Burning in Substituted Tetraazabacteriochlorin in Organic Polymer and Inorganic Silicate Xerogel

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The ability to exhibit persistent spectral hole burning has been established for the stereoisomers of dibenzobarrelene-substituted tetraazabacteriochlorin (cis-TABC and trans-TABC) incorporated in inorganic silicate xerogel and organic polymer (polyvinylbutyral) matrices. Hole burning properties of these molecules absorbing light at ∼790 nm have been studied. For the inorganic matrix, the efficiency of hole burning is higher and the relative depth of the hole and its width are larger than for the organic matrix polymer. These facts are explained by the formation of labile intermolecular hydrogen bonds between the surface hydroxyl groups of the matrix pores and the nitrogen atoms of the embedded molecules in the TABC-xerogel system.

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Persistent Spectral Hole Burning in Substituted Tetraazabacteriochlorin in Organic Polymer and Inorganic Silicate Xerogel

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“…Pulse shaping can be achieved with the use of PSHB materials, which behave as spectrally selective photographic plates used to engrave a suitable frequency-domain pattern [31,32]. Of special interest in this respect is the optical processing of ultrashort pulses generated by titaniumsapphire lasers [33][34][35]. This necessitates the search for effective broadband materials exhibiting PSHB in the corresponding spectral region -about 800 nm.…”

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Optical and physico-chemical properties of tetrapyrrole molecules in nanoporous silicate gel matrices

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Solovyov

2013

J. Porphyrins Phthalocyanines

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In this mini-review, we present the main results of our works on the spectroscopy of the molecules of tetrapyrrole pigments incorporated into nanoporous gel matrices. Xerogels activated by organic dyes are promising materials for applications in various fields of technology. The influence of the technique of embedment of the activator molecules on their physico-chemical properties has been analyzed. The specificity of the action of a silicate matrix as external medium, as compared to liquid and solid solutions, is shown.

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“…Recently, we demonstrated the control of the phase of femtosecond pulses shaped using spectral holography based on persistent spectral hole burning [23,24]. In this work, we also used the technique of spectral interferometry, well adapted for measuring the amplitude and phase of photon echo signals produced by diffraction of a fs pulse on a spectral hologram.…”

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Naphthalocyanine-based time reversal mirror at

Cited by 7 publications

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Persistent Spectral Hole Burning in Substituted Tetraazabacteriochlorin in Organic Polymer and Inorganic Silicate Xerogel

Persistent Spectral Hole Burning in Substituted Tetraazabacteriochlorin in Organic Polymer and Inorganic Silicate Xerogel

Optical and physico-chemical properties of tetrapyrrole molecules in nanoporous silicate gel matrices

Spectrally selective molecular doped solids: spectroscopy, photophysics and their application to ultrafast optical pulse processing

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