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Second-harmonic generation by a nonlinear line source in a step index fiber

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1 Author(s)
Uyemura, J. ; Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA

Using Hertz potentials it is possible to analyze the problem where a dominant HE11fundamental excites a nonlinear line of material on the axis of a fiber. For a nonlinear line with a specified crystal symmetry ofbar{4}3m, it is shown that a second-harmonic field may be generated, but only in a TMommode; this then indicates that harmonic generation and mode conversion act as simultaneous processes. Phase matching constraints are discussed and it is shown that the field buildup properties are analogous to those found in rectangular geometries.

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Quantum Electronics, IEEE Journal of  (Volume:16 ,  Issue: 9 )

Date of Publication: Sep 1980

Page(s):
979 - 984
ISSN :
0018-9197
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/JQE.1980.1070607
Product Type:
Journals & Magazines
Date of Current Version :
06 January 2003
Issue Date :
Sep 1980
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IEEE Photonics Society

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