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Medium for polarization-sensitive diffraction gratings

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Abstract

New polymers applicable for optoelectronics are developed and investigated. The ability to form photoinduced anisotropy in the media based on the films of these polymers is demonstrated. The media can be used for recording of polarization-sensitive diffraction gratings.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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