2003, Vol.6, No.3, pp.762-771
The mechanism of multiwave mixing realized in solutions of complex organic
compounds (dyes), in conditions when higher-order nonlinearities are
exhibited along with the cubic one, has been analyzed theoretically and
tested experimentally. Nonlinear recording of dynamic holograms enables
significant improvement of the potentialities of holographic methods used
for image conversion due to switching from phase conjugation to smoothing
and amplification of the wavefront spatial structure. It has been
demonstrated that a nonstationary energy exchange between the interacting
waves is the cause for transition from the optical bistability mode to the
mode of intensity self-oscillations.
Key words:
dynamic holograms, multiwave mixing, resonant media, higher-order
nonlinearities
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