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One-, two-, and three-beam optical chaos and self-organization effects in photorefractive materials

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 Collective self-organization effects and chaos are commonly observed in optics. We describe examples in a particular kind of nonlinear optical material: photorefractive crystals. In particular, we show different effects that arise when photorefractive crystals are illuminated by one laser beam, two laser beams, and three laser beams.

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Received: 31 July 1998 / Reviewed and accepted: 28 August 1998

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Caulfield, H., Kukhtarev, N., Kukhtareva, T. et al. One-, two-, and three-beam optical chaos and self-organization effects in photorefractive materials. Mat Res Innovat 2, 194–199 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/s100190050084

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