Nanoscale optical reinforcement for enhanced reversible holography

Nanoscale optical reinforcement for enhanced reversible holography

We demonstrate a nanoscale optical reinforcement concept for reversible holographic recording. The bone-muscle-like mechanism enables enhancement of holographic grating formation due to the collective alignment of liquid crystal (LC) molecules nearby photo-reconfigurable polymer backbones. The LC fl...

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Veröffentlicht in:Optics express 2012-01, Vol.20 (3), p.3091-3097
Hauptverfasser: Wu, Pengfei, Sun, Sam Qunhui, Baig, Sarfaraz, Wang, Michael R
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Equipment Design
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Holography - instrumentation
Image Enhancement - instrumentation
Liquid Crystals - chemistry
Nanotechnology - instrumentation
Refractometry - instrumentation
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description We demonstrate a nanoscale optical reinforcement concept for reversible holographic recording. The bone-muscle-like mechanism enables enhancement of holographic grating formation due to the collective alignment of liquid crystal (LC) molecules nearby photo-reconfigurable polymer backbones. The LC fluidity facilitates the ease of polymer chain transformation during the holographic recording while the polymer network stabilizes the LC collective orientation and the consequential optical enhancement after the recording. As such, the holographic recording possesses both long-term persistence and real-time rewritability.
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Image Enhancement - instrumentation
Liquid Crystals - chemistry
Nanotechnology - instrumentation
Refractometry - instrumentation
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