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Effects of signal detuning on phase conjugation

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Abstract

The formulations of degenerate three-wave and four-wave phase conjugation are generalized to include signal-pump detuning. The theory is an extension of grating-dip spectroscopy. The reflection bandpass is shown to be limited by the power-broadened bandwidth (∝1/T1) of the two-level population difference. Unlike for running-wave saturation, the signal-absorption coefficient saturated by a standing wave shows virtually no gain regions.

© 1979 Optical Society of America

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