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On surface relief gratings in azopolymers
Molecular Machines, 2018Over the past two decades, surface relief gratings have attracted much interest owing to their potential applications in optical data storage and optical communication and holography. Azobenzene-containing polymer films show an interesting behavior under irradiation with light interference patterns. The inhomogeneous irradiation; e.g.
M. Halim +5 more
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Azopolymer‐based micro‐ and nanopatterning for photonic applications
Journal of Polymer Science Part B: Polymer Physics, 2013ABSTRACTAzopolymers comprise a unique materials platform, in which the photoisomerization reaction of azobenzene molecules can induce substantial material motions at molecular, mesoscopic, and even macroscopic length scales. In particular, amorphous azopolymer films can form stable surface relief patterns upon exposure to interfering light. This allows
Priimagi, Arri, Shevchenko, Andriy
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Tapered fiber devices with azopolymer coating
Advanced Photonics, 2011Azopolymer coated fiber devices are demonstrated for in-fiber polarization control using an external laser beam. When placed in a fiber cavity, photo-induced birefringence on these devices modifies the spectral and polarization of fiber ...
A. M. Velázquez-Benítez +1 more
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Cooperative interaction in azopolymers upon irradiation
New Journal of Chemistry, 2009We present two optical experiments which permits to evaluate individual and collective behaviours of molecules leading to a well-organized pattern in a randomly activated molecular assembly; in a first experiment a white light and a laser beam are sent together; in a second experiment a low-power coherent beam carrying polarization and wavelength ...
Régis Barille +4 more
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Photochemical and Photophysical Behavior of Azopolymer Compounds
2016Two phenyl rings separated by an azo (–N=N–) bond known as Azobenzene, functions as the base molecule for a wide class of aromatic azo compounds. Azobenzenes almost cover the full rainbow, and up to and almost 70 % of the world’s commercial dyes are still azobenzene-based.
Elnaz Bagherzadeh-Khajehmarjan +2 more
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Polarization multiplexing of holograms in azopolymer films
SPIE Proceedings, 2005Polarization multiplexing of holograms in azobenzene polymers has been investigated. The optimal conditions for multiplexing two holograms with teh same spatial frequency in the same volume of the polymer and the same linear polarization of the reference wave have been found.
Lian Nedelchev +5 more
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Photochromic properties of polyimide and polysiloxane azopolymers
Polymer International, 2008AbstractBACKROUND: One of the most important properties of the azobenzene chromophores is the photochemical trans–cis isomerization induced by UV or visible light. In azopolymers, the photoisomerization induces conformational changes in the polymer chains, which in turn lead to macroscopic variations in the chemical and physical properties of the ...
Ion Sava +5 more
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Piperazine Azopolymer Thin Films
2012This chapter describes the linear and nonlinear optical (NLO) properties of thin films prepared from various liquid crystalline (LC) azo polymers with different donor groups and different azo chromophore content.
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High Tg azopolymers for Photorefractive applications
2009In recent years, the development of organic materials for optoelectronics and photonics has been continuously progressing, driven by the prospect of manufacturing flexible, low cost devices with tailorable properties for specific applications. Photorefractive (PR) materials are photoconductors in which the space redistribution of charges photogenerated
ANGIOLINI, LUIGI +5 more
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Mechanisms of optical anisotropy induction in azopolymer films
Journal of Applied Spectroscopy, 1998The process of optical anisotropy indiction in azopolymer films upon irradiation by polarized UV light is studied by means of UV and IR birefringence spectroscopy. A substantial dependence of the character of the relaxation of the induced anisotropy on the exposure time to the exciting light is revealed: whereas the process of anisotropy induction is ...
G. A. Puchkovskaya +3 more
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