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Dispersive optical nonlinearities and optical path length compensation in NiO/Al doped NiO bilayer thin film

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Abstract Dispersive optical nonlinearities in pulsed laser deposited undoped and 5% Al doped NiO thin films reveal negative and positive optical nonlinearities, respectively. The cause of optical nonlinearity is assigned… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Dispersive optical nonlinearities in pulsed laser deposited undoped and 5% Al doped NiO thin films reveal negative and positive optical nonlinearities, respectively. The cause of optical nonlinearity is assigned to the presence (absence) of oxygen vacancies in undoped NiO (5% Al doped NiO) thin film which leads to photodensification (photoexpansion) and gives rise to thermo-optic effect. Quite interestingly, the observation of opposite kinds of nonlinearities in a NiO/Al doped NiO bilayer film, leads to the neutralization of the dispersive optical nonlinearity and one expects a resultant optical path length compensation.

Keywords: doped nio; optical nonlinearities; nio doped; thin film; dispersive optical

Journal Title: Optical Materials
Year Published: 2019

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