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Using self-phase modulation measurements, we show that high-index glass waveguides are a promising nonlinear platform given their ultra-low loss and high nonlinear Kerr response, determined to be 150 times larger than that of optical fibers.
Using self-phase modulation measurements, we show that high-index glass waveguides are a promising nonlinear platform given their ultra-low loss and high nonlinear Kerr response, determined to be 150 times larger than that of optical fibers.
Lithium niobate crystals doped with hafnium exhibit a significant suppression of the photorefractive effect and represent a promising substrate for wavelength converter devices. In this work we present a systematic investigation of their physical properties.
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