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Technical Physics Letters

Optical phase conjugation of picosecond pulses in four-wave mixing in lithium niobate

Kh. P. Alum, Ionel V. Vlad, R. Dabu, Iu. V. Kovalchuk, G. V. Ostrovskaia, I︠u︡. I. Ostrovskiĭ

Published Nov 1, 1981• 0 citations
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