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A lithium-niobate-based photorefractive novelty Þlter microscope and its application in micro-ßuid ßow diagnostics

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Abstract

In this contribution, we present a photorefractive lithium-niobate novelty Mter microscope. We derive conditions, based on the photorefractive model by Kukhtarev et al. [1], for simulating the two-beam coupling functionality in a lithium-niobate crystal. We verify them experimentally by measuring phase changes due to the mixing of equally transparent ßuids in a micro-channel using this novelty Þter microscope.

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