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5 September 2015 Strengthened nonlinearity in liquid crystal panel with ZnSe aligning layers due to surface charge accumulation
Hua Zhao, Tingyu Xue, Jiayin Fu, Jingwen Zhang
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Abstract
With ZnSe thin films as aligning layers in fabricating liquid crystal (LC) panel with pentylcyanobiphenyl doped with C60, the response time in writing holograms was shortened to milliseconds. When two laser beams were overlapped in an LC panel, 2D diffraction patterns were observed, along with exponential gain coefficient highly LC and ZnSe thickness dependent. In addition, energy transferring in subwavelength scale through surface grating was evident. By using a hybrid LC panel, it was found the energy transferring direction was voltage polarity and thickness dependent. Electrostatic modification based surface plasmon polariton excitation was proposed to explain all the findings
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Hua Zhao, Tingyu Xue, Jiayin Fu, and Jingwen Zhang "Strengthened nonlinearity in liquid crystal panel with ZnSe aligning layers due to surface charge accumulation", Proc. SPIE 9565, Liquid Crystals XIX, 95650G (5 September 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2187191
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KEYWORDS
Liquid crystals

Diffraction

Interfaces

Diffraction gratings

Electrons

Plasma

Plasmonics

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