Study on the optical limiting properties of the mixed liquid of carbon black suspensions and green tea solution by multi-pulse laser

Xiong, Niu Yan; Yang, Hailin; Zhang, Peng; Shen, Xueju; Jiang, Nan; ChenYan,; Tang, Fang

doi:10.1088/1674-1056/17/9/037

Chinese Phys. B

2008

DOI: 10.1088/1674-1056/17/9/037

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Study on the optical limiting properties of the mixed liquid of carbon black suspensions and green tea solution by multi-pulse laser

Niu Yan Xiong

Hailin Yang

Peng Zhang

et al.

Abstract: Study on the optical limiting properties of the mixed liquid of carbon black suspensions and green tea solution by multi-pulse laser * Niu Yan-Xiong(牛燕雄) a)b) † , Yang Hai-Lin(杨海林) a) , Zhang Peng(张鹏) a) , Shen Xue-Ju(沈学举) a) , Jiang Nan(姜楠) a) , Chen Yan(陈燕) a) , and Tang Fang(唐芳) a)

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The nonlinear optical properties of an azobenzene polymer azo12-MO were investigated by a Z-scan technique. The polymer was synthesized by assembling the liquid-crystalline polymer azo12 with methyl orange. The nonlinear refractive index (1.39×10 −15 cm 2 /W) and the nonlinear absorption coefficient (0.11 cm/GW) of azo12-MO were determined with 532-nm picosecond laser pulses at the irradiance of 92.40 GW/cm 2 . When compared to the nonlinear properties of azo12 and methyl orange, azo12-MO possesses the advantages of its two constituents and shows larger nonlinear optical properties.

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Numerical analyses on optical limiting performances of chloroindium phthalocyanines with different substituent positions

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Optical limiting properties of two soluble chloroindium phthalocyanines with α-and β -alkoxyl substituents in nanosecond laser field have been studied by solving numerically the coupled singlet-triplet rate equation together with the paraxial wave field equation under the Crank-Nicholson scheme. Both transverse and longitudinal effects of the laser field on photophysical properties of the compounds are considered. Effective transfer time between the ground state and the lowest triplet state is defined in reformulated rate equations to characterize dynamics of singlet-triplet state population transfer. It is found that both phthalocyanines exhibit good nonlinear optical absorption abilities, while the compound with α-substituent shows enhanced optical limiting performance. Our ab-initio calculations reveal that the phthalocyanine with α-substituent has more obvious electron delocalization and lower frontier orbital transfer energies, which are responsible for its preferable photophysical properties.

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Study on the optical limiting properties of the mixed liquid of carbon black suspensions and green tea solution by multi-pulse laser

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Nonlinear optical properties of an azobenzene polymer

Nonlinear optical properties of an azobenzene polymer

Numerical analyses on optical limiting performances of chloroindium phthalocyanines with different substituent positions

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