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9780444821676

Photorefractive Materials : Proceedings of Symposium C of the 1994 E-MRS Spring Conference, Strasbourg, France, 24-27 May, 1994

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    9780444821676

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    0444821678

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1995-03-01
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science Ltd

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The papers presented here reflect the core of the scientific activities that took place at the 1994 E-MRS conference. The contributions indicate that the field of photorefractive materials is advancing vigorously, moving into new classes of compounds, finding ways for the judicious tailoring of the microscopic properties of the materials - based on increased insight into the features of defects or quantum wells - and leading to new applications, often made possible by the advances at the forefront of the materials. The many papers presented by European participants emphasised the large amount of work being carried out here. Stimulating contributions also came from the United States and Japan, while papers presented by members from the industrial world indicate the importance of the field in this sector.

Table of Contents

Preface
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Optically induced charge transfer paths between defects in BaTiO[subscript 3] containing rhodiump. 153
Dual wavelength characterisation of shallow traps in 'blue' BaTiO[subscript 3]p. 158
Observation and interpretation of photocurrents in KTaO[subscript 3]:Li single crystalsp. 163
Growth of SBN single crystals by Stepanov technique for photorefractive applicationsp. 168
Ion-beam/channeling characterization of LiNbO[subscript 3]:interaction between impurity sitesp. 174
Elastic and piezoelectric constants of Bi[subscript 12]TiO[subscript 20] crystalsp. 179
Local measurement system for optical and electro-optic characterization and homogeneity analysis of photorefractive sillenite crystalsp. 182
Shallow traps in doped SBN crystalsp. 188
P-doping growth of photorefractive Bi[subscript 12]TiO[subscript 20] single crystalsp. 192
Influence of initial conditions on the optical and electrical characterisation of sillenite-type crystalsp. 197
Optical and EPR properties of V and Ti ions in CdTep. 202
Optically detected magnetic resonance investigations on titanium and vanadium ions in CdTep. 210
Characterization of Ti and V doped CdTe by time dependent charge measurement (TDCM) and photoinduced current transient spectroscopy (PICTS)p. 214
Behaviour of hole and electron dominated photorefractive CdTe:V crystals under external continuous or periodic electric fieldp. 219
Observation of the photorefractive effect in vanadium-doped CdMnTep. 224
Photorefractive effect in (001)-cut GaAs at short pulse excitationp. 227
Comparative study of CdTe and GaAs photorefractive performances from 1 [mu]m to 1.55 [mu]mp. 233
Infrared holographic recording in LiNbO[subscript 3]:Fe and LiNbO[subscript 3]:Cup. 237
Crystal growth and characterization of CdTe doped with transition metal elementsp. 241
Characterization and identification of the deep levels in V doped CdTe and their relationship with the photorefractive propertiesp. 246
On the mobility-lifetime product in GaAs determined by photorefractive measurementsp. 252
Photorefractive effect in GaAs at low temperature: influence of the metastable state of the EL2 defectp. 256
Picosecond transient gratings in GaAs: experiments and modellingp. 262
Effective trap concentration in photorefractive CdTe:V and ZnCdTe:V crystalsp. 267
Density of states in the gap of CdTe:V deduced from the modulated photocurrent techniquep. 271
The photorefractive effect for neutron and synchrotron radiationp. 276
Temperature dependence of photorefractive properties of Cr-doped potassium sodium strontium barium niobatep. 281
Photorefractive effects in LiNbO[subscript 3]:Fe,Me at high light intensitiesp. 286
Time evolution of photorefractive fixing processes in LiNbO[subscript 3]p. 290
Photorefractive effect in the Fourier planep. 294
Picosecond laser pulse induced effects in bismuth-tellurite, Bi[subscript 2]TeO[subscript 5]p. 299
Effect of light phase-shifts on photorefractive kinetics: linear regimep. 304
Temporal behaviour of the phase conjugate wave obtained by means of a BaTiO[subscript 3] crystal in a CAT configurationp. 308
Influence of different impurities on light-induced scattering in doped LiNbO[subscript 3] crystalsp. 314
Laser-induced transient gratings in LiNbO[subscript 3]:Fep. 318
Influence of the ac field frequency on the photorefractive response in Bi[subscript 12]SiO[subscript 20]p. 322
Numerical simulation of the time evolution of photorefractive phase conjugate beams: Multigrating operationp. 326
Photorefractive multiple quantum well materials and applications to signal processingp. 330
Room temperature photorefractive effect in CdTe/CdZnTe multi quantum wellsp. 339
The photorefractive effect in terbium gallium garnetp. 343
Fast photorefractive materials using quantum wellsp. 348
Nonlinear photorefractive polymersp. 354
Optically produced local space charge field in a quantum heterostructure; towards an all-optical thin film photorefractive devicep. 358
Model of resonant electrooptical effect near exciton peak for MQW structuresp. 362
Electric field and refractive-index change of a deep-impurity doped single hetero-structuresp. 366
Holographic storage - the quest for the ideal material continuesp. 370
Demonstrator concepts and performance of a photorefractive optical novelty filterp. 376
Photorefractive BaTiO[subscript 3]: an efficient material for laser wavefront correctionp. 381
Investigation of the time behaviour of different self-pumped phase-conjugating mirrors for the application in interferometric systemsp. 386
Holographic memory using long photorefractive fiber arrayp. 392
Phase conjugate mirrors on the base of Bi[subscript 12]TiO[subscript 20] photorefractive fibrep. 399
UV induced densification during Bragg grating inscription in Ge:SiO[subscript 2] preforms: interferometric microscopy investigationsp. 404
Deeply modulated stabilized photorefractive recording in LiNbO[subscript 3]:Fep. 410
Cross-talk in multiplexed holograms using angular selectivity in LiNbO[subscript 3]p. 414
Coherent erasure and updating of holograms in LiNbO[subscript 3]p. 419
Refreshed photorefractive buffer memory for permanent readoutp. 423
General formalism for angular and phase-encoding multiplexing in holographic image storagep. 428
The relation between temperature gradients and structural perfection of single-crystal Bi[subscript 12]SiO[subscript 20] and Bi[subscript 12]TiO[subscript 20] fibers grown by the LHPG methodp. 433
Holographic double-exposure interferometry with tetragonal [actual symbol not reproducible] crystalsp. 437
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