… ing in photorefractive materials. As a model we consider only one strong plane primary …
wavelets scattered at slight inhomogeneities of the crystal as the initial situation of the scattering …

… It is claimed that the ring is a result of scattering … photorefractive theory can explain the
cone angle, polarization, and the location of the discontinuities in the anisotropically scattered …

… of very different intensities., For uniaxial crystals, we may speak of “isotropic scattering” if
the two waves have the same polarization (see Fig. 1) and of “anisotropic scattering” [17], [ 181 …

… of the scattering pattern observed in doped crystals cannot … a photovoltaic effect and the
photorefractive response is local… -isotropic scattering where incident and scattered light are …

… , for the remote detection of transient motion of a scattering surface, is described. In this
system, the wave scattered by the surface is mixed inside the photorefractive crystal with a pump …

… of photorefractive crystals themselves, of initiating scattering, and of recording and reconstructing
processes, the light-induced scattering … the initiating noise scattering in the region of the …

… types of conical light-induced scattering in photorefractive crystals, we propose and … scattered
and pump waves. An application of the phenomenological method to birefringent crystals …

… respectively, in the crystal, and p and s denote pump and scattered waves, respectively…
scattering reported for LiTaO3 :Cu crystals in our paper.We still believe that the conical scattering …

… Photoinduced scattering (PS) is inherent in a varying degree in any photorefractive crystal.The
origin of the PS is quite clear: this is an amplification of the weak seed scattering. A …

… parametric (conical) scattering. This kind of photoinduced scattering is typical of photorefractive
… Usually parametric scattering is induced by one or two pump beams incident on the input …