Abstract

Phase-conjugate images in the forward direction are obtained by a new type of four-wave interaction and by the Heer-Griffin type of three-wave interaction. The nonlinear medium is bismuth silicon oxide in which the interaction is optimized by detuning the input beam(s). Measurements are made for several test objects and interbeam angles.

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