Optics Letters · 1993 · 121 citations · 8 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceMaterials PhysicsOptical MaterialsGlass MaterialsNonlinear Optical MaterialsNonlinear OpticsRadiation Damage In MaterialsSecond-order EffectsSecond-order Nonlinear SusceptibilitySilicate Glasses
A new technique for inducing a large permanent second-order susceptibility in lead silicate glass is reported. The procedure involves implanting electrons by irradiating the glass with an electron beam. Second-order nonlinearities chi((2)) as high as 0.7 pm/V are obtained.
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