Two photon technology for 3D imaging, 3D optical circuitry, 3D data storage, up-conversion lasing and IR-to-visible image up-conversion

P. N. Prasad; H. Pudavar; G. S. He; J. Swiatkiewicz; S. J. Chung; K. S. Kim; T. C. Lin

Two photon technology for 3D imaging, 3D optical circuitry, 3D data storage, up-conversion lasing and IR-to-visible image up-conversion

P. N. Prasad
, H. Pudavar
, G. S. He
, J. Swiatkiewicz
, S. J. Chung
, K. S. Kim
, T. C. Lin

Department of Chemistry

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Abstract

To understand the two-photon excitation dynamics, femtosecond time-resolved transient absorption and Z-scan methods were employed. From these studies, the contribution of excited state absorption from that due to direct two-photon absorbers was separated. Efficient two-photon up-conversion lasing and power limiting was achieved. Another phenomenon, two-photon backward-stimulated emission phase-conjugation was also found.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	256-257
Number of pages	2
Journal	Conference Proceedings - Lasers and Electro-Optics Society Annual Meeting-LEOS
Volume	1
State	Published - 2000

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Two photon technology for 3D imaging, 3D optical circuitry, 3D data storage, up-conversion lasing and IR-to-visible image up-conversion. / Prasad, P. N.; Pudavar, H.; He, G. S. et al.
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Two photon technology for 3D imaging, 3D optical circuitry, 3D data storage, up-conversion lasing and IR-to-visible image up-conversion

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