This review covers a spectrum of optoelectronic properties of and uses for semi-insulating
semiconductor heterostructures and thin films, including epilayers and quantum wells …

The photorefractive effect is now firmly established as one of the highest-sensitivity
nonlinear optical effects, making it an attractive choice for use in many optical holographic …

The temperature dependence of photorefractive two-wave mixing gain and the diffraction
efficiency in semi-insulating InP: Fe samples are studied. Results from four samples grown …

Low‐temperature, T< 90 K, illumination transfers transparent, single crystals of AlSb doped
with Se to a metastable state characterized by a high optical absorption approaching 200 …

Photoquenching of DX‐like defects in heavily doped AlSb: Se is used to write persistent
volume absorption holograms. Read‐out diffraction efficiencies of∼ 0.5% were observed in …

Faraday and Voigt magneto-optic effects in undoped Cd 1− x Mn x Te, a diluted magnetic
semiconductor, modify nonlinear beam coupling during photorefractive two-wave mixing …

The Faraday photorefractive effect is demonstrated by combining photorefractive two-beam
coupling with Faraday rotation in Cd_1–xMnxTe, a diluted magnetic semiconductor. Two …

A comparative study of the temperature dependence of the two-wave mixing gain is
performed at three wavelengths (ie, 1.06, 1.32, and 1.54 μm) for the fringe spacing values …

We present a theoretical and experimental analysis of photorefractive two-beam coupling in
undoped GaAs as a function of temperature. The theoretical treatment includes the …

The photorefractive effect [1] can loosely be defined as a light-induced change in the optical
properties of a material when the incident light is spatially nonuniform. The spatial …