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Applied Physics Letters | 1979

Theory of bistability in nonlinear distributed feedback structures

Herbert G. Winful; John H. Marburger; Elsa Garmire

We show that optical bistability can occur in a distributed feedback structure with an intensity‐dependent refractive index. Analytical expressions for the transmissivity are obtained and a comparison with Fabry‐Perot‐type devices is presented.


Applied Physics Letters | 1976

Theory of nonresonant multistable optical devices

F. S. Felber; John H. Marburger

We show that a Fabry‐Perot interferometer filled with a Kerr medium has a multiple‐valued transmission‐intensity characteristic. ’’On’’ and ’’off’’ field for bistable operation are estimated, and a simple but accurate approximate theory is described.


Applied Physics Letters | 1978

Incoherent mirrorless bistable optical devices

Elsa Garmire; John H. Marburger; S. D. Allen

A new class of bistable optical devices is described which do not require resonators or single‐mode lasers. Optical bistability was demonstrated using a LiNbO3 electro‐optic modulator and a multimode laser.


Applied Physics Letters | 1980

Hysteresis and optical bistability in degenerate four‐wave mixing

Herbert G. Winful; John H. Marburger

The intensity‐dependent refractive index leads to hysteresis and optical bistability in degenerate four‐wave mixing processes (DFWM). Bistability may be observed in the phase conjugate signal or in the ’’spontaneous’’ oscillation possible in DFWM. This bistability does not require external resonant cavities.


Applied Physics Letters | 1979

Transient response of hybrid bistable optical devices

Elsa Garmire; John H. Marburger; S. D. Allen; Herbert G. Winful

The response of a hybrid bistable optical device to step inputs of light was studied experimentally. The results confirm theoretical predictions concerning the dependence of switching time on the applied light increment. For the first time the phenomenon of ’’critical slowing down’’ is observed directly.


Applied Physics Letters | 1979

Nonlinear theory of degenerate four‐wave mixing

John H. Marburger; Juan F. Lam

We report an exactly solvable theory of ’’time‐reversed’’ phase‐front generation including depletion effects and nonlinear phase distortion. Simple expressions are obtained for peak reflected signals with and without input probe signals.


Applied Physics Letters | 1978

Optical pulse integration and chirp reversal in degenerate four‐wave mixing

John H. Marburger

A simple theory shows that phase modulation on a pulse may be reversed in time (e.g., positive chirp to negative) by degenerate four‐wave mixing in an optically thin nonlinear medium. In thick media, the reflected pulse field is not truly time reversed, but is proportional to the time integral of the conjugate incident field.


Applied Physics Letters | 1979

Effect of nonlinear index changes on degenerate four‐wave mixing

John H. Marburger; Juan F. Lam

Unavoidable refractive‐index changes induced by the pump beams in DFWM reduce the gain and shift its spectral pass band when the forward and backward pump intensities are unequal. The full linearized DFWM equations also imply large non‐phase‐conjugate signals in a collinear geometry. These effects influence the onset and spectrum of ’’spontaneous oscillation.’’


Applied Physics Letters | 1972

Enhancement of self-focusing threshold in sapphire with elliptical beams

C. R. Giuliano; John H. Marburger; Amnon Yariv

The power threshold for optically induced bulk damage in sapphire is a sensitive function of the ellipticity of the incident beam shape. Experimental results are consistent with a simple self‐focusing theory.


Optics Letters | 1978

Multimode integrated optical bistable switch

Elsa Garmire; C. M. Verber; S. D. Allen; John H. Marburger

A multimode integrated optical bistable switch using a LiNbO(3) phase modulator in a noncavity configuration was constructed and tested. Bistability and discriminator operation were observed in this device using a He-Ne laser.

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S. D. Allen

University of Southern California

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A. T. Georges

University of Southern California

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F. S. Felber

University of Southern California

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Franklin Stanton Felber

University of Southern California

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Juan F. Lam

University of Southern California

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P. Lambropoulos

University of Southern California

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Amnon Yariv

California Institute of Technology

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C. M. Verber

Battelle Memorial Institute

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