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Periodically poled BaMgF4 for ultraviolet frequency generation

S. C. Buchter, T. Y. Fan, V. Liberman, J. J. Zayhowski, M. Rothschild, E. J. Mason, A. Cassanho, H. P. Jenssen, and J. H. Burnett

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Abstract

Ferroelectric domain inversion has been demonstrated in BaMgF4. Transparency has been measured to <140 nm, and no change in transmission was measured under 157-nm irradiation for >1.1×109 shots at 2 mJ/cm2 per pulse. First-order quasi-phase-matched generation of 157 nm is predicted by use of grating periods as long as 1.5 μm. This material should permit shorter-wavelength χ2 frequency-mixing processes than with any other crystalline material.

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