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Influence of the Piezoelectric Effect on the Maxwellian Relaxation Time of Holographic Gratings in Cubic Photorefractive Crystals

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The influence of the inverse piezoelectric effect on the effective permittivity, the Maxwellian relaxation time, and the space-charge field amplitude in cubic photorefractive crystals is examined. Analytical orientational dependences of the effective permittivity are derived for crystals of \(\overline {{\text{110}}} \), \(\overline {{\text{110}}} \), and \(\overline {{\text{111}}} \) cuts. It is demonstrated that in an external field of 10 kV/cm, the space-charge field may change by 4.9% due to the piezoelectric effect.

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Nichiporko, S.F., Shepelevich, V.V., Egorov, N.N. et al. Influence of the Piezoelectric Effect on the Maxwellian Relaxation Time of Holographic Gratings in Cubic Photorefractive Crystals. Russian Physics Journal 44, 1044–1049 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015019426571

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