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Nonlinear dynamic Burstein-Moss effects in semiconductor CdxHg1xTe

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Abstract

Recently very large nonlinear refractive effects in CdHgTe were investigated in the context of phase conjugation1 and optical switching,2 which has led us to predict the existence of a number of intensity- and frequency-dependent nonlinear absorption effects observable at low-incident-power density in narrow-gap semiconductor CdHgTe.

© 1986 Optical Society of America

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