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Simple methods of measuring the net photorefractive phase shift and coupling constant.

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The problem of beam coupling and diffraction in a material with a dynamically written grating for arbitrary input beams is solved and the beam coupling as a function of the photorefractive phase ø and coupling constant g when one beam is either sinusoidally phase modulated or ramped in phase is determined.
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We report measurements of the photorefractive phase shift and coupling constant of several photorefractive materials. We solve the problem of beam coupling and diffraction in a material with a dynamically written grating for arbitrary input beams. These solutions are used to determine the beam coupling as a function of the photorefractive phase φ and coupling constant g when one beam is either sinusoidally phase modulated or ramped in phase. Experimental results are obtained for LiNbO3, BaTiO3, and for paraelectric potassium lithium tantalate niobate as a function of applied electric field.

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