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26 April 2024
 
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Broadband sum frequency generation via chirped quasi-phase-matching
A. A. Rangelov ; N. V. Vitanov ;
Date 5 Nov 2011
AbstractAn efficient broadband sum frequency generation (SFG) technique using the two collinear optical parametric processes omega 3=omega 1+omega 2 and omega 4=omega 1+omega 3 is proposed. The technique uses chirped quasi-phase-matched gratings, which, in the undepleted pump approximation, make SFG analogous to adiabatic population transfer in three-state systems with crossing energies in quantum physics. If the local modulation period %for aperiodically poled quasi-phase-matching first makes the phase match occur for omega 3 and then for omega 4 SFG processes then the energy is converted adiabatically to the omega 4 field. Efficient SFG of the omega 4 field is also possible by the opposite direction of the local modulation sweep; then transient SFG of the omega 3 field is strongly reduced. Most of these features remain valid in the nonlinear regime of depleted pump.
Source arXiv, 1111.1333
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