| 100. | Reconstruction of two-dimensional optical image from nonlocal gratings in a photorefractive mesogenic composite, H. Ono, A. Emoto and N. Kawatsuki, Opt. Mater., 27 (2004) 509-514. |
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Abstract |
| Optical image reconstruction, a type of intensity ampli.cation of a two-dimensional optical image, was demonstrated using photorefractive polymer-dissolved liquid crystals. Image ampli.cation originated in nonlocal gratings generated in a photorefractive mesogenic composite consisting of a low-molar-mass nematic mixture, a functionalized copolymer, and sensitizing dye. This process was well-explained using Fourier optics and two-beam coupling theory for photorefractive effects. |