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Here, we report on a simple experimental scheme to demonstrate the second harmonic (SH) Talbot effect. Using a dielectric Microlens array (MLA) as an array illuminator at 1064 nm on to a 1.2 mm thick BiBO crystal, we have observed the SH Talbot effect in green at 532 nm. Furthermore, we have shown a simple control scheme to tune the Talbot lengths of the self-images in both pump and SH. This generic experimental scheme can be used to generate long range self-images of periodic structures, and can be used to program desired Talbot planes, at predetermined positions.
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Harshith, B.S., Samanta, G.K. (2021). Controlled Generation of Self-images of a Microlens Array and the Second Harmonic Talbot Effect. In: Singh, K., Gupta, A.K., Khare, S., Dixit, N., Pant, K. (eds) ICOL-2019. Springer Proceedings in Physics, vol 258. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9259-1_19
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