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Exotic polarization effects in the production of ion-migration assisted, fs-laser written waveguides in phosphate glass

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Abstract

In this work we analyze the effect of circular and azimuthal polarization in the inscription waveguides by fs-laser writing via ion migration effects in phosphate glass. The morphology of the produced structures indicates a reduction of non-linear refractive index for azimuthally polarized writing beams. Both radial and azimuthally polarized beams show transformation thresholds much higher than circularly polarized ones, along with a considerable increase of the size of the structures in the high energy regime.

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