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Electro-optic Effect made simple? David A. Reis FOCUS Center and Department of Physics, University. of Michigan
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Motivation understand limitations on using electro-optic sampling for bunch duration and timing information.
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Susceptibility and Electro-optic effect
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Induced Birefringence n0n0 E nxnx nyny n~3, r 41 ~4pm/V
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CW modulation & probe Effective length depends on phase matching
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Short Probe Pulse: Group velocity mismatch picture assume short pulse travelling w/ v_g ignore GVD on both pulse width & phase matching assume AR coated phase matching approximately n_w=n_g
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Impulse response (idealized)
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Low frequency dispersion in n( ) phonon-polariton for zinc-blende materials such as ZnTe and GaP ZnTe: TO= 177 cm -1 (5.3 THz) LO=206 cm -1 (6.2 THz) = 3 cm -1
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Assume ~800nm pulse, ZnTe: Phase matched just below and in Restrahlen band GaP: Phase matched only in Restrahlen band
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Dispersion in Pockels’ Coefficient (Faust & Henry, PRL 17(25), 1265, 1966 C < 0 means Ionic and Electronic contribution of susceptibility have opposite signs for < TO real part = 0 slightly below TO C = -0.07
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Impulse Response with dispersion
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Finite (Gaussian) Bandwidth
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Fresnel Reflections and Fabry-Perot effects …… … The reflected and transmitted waves: 2
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What are we actually measuring? (multi reflections, cavity modes etc. spatial variation...)
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e- c cc c c/n Electric field of an ultra-relativistic electron bunch cc c c/n
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A. Cavalieri, et al. SPPS Collab.
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Time Series of Single Shot EO Measurements (balnaced detection) shows two directions of THz propagation 1mm ZnTe, circ. pol. probe
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Issues... limit in resolution: laser pulse duration, crystal thickness & mismatch. fidelity limited by FP, dispersion, nonlinearities in measurement and ultimately Kerr @ high fields. What fields are you measuring? Not discussed is experimental arrangement to measure Gamma(t), assume well designed
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SPPS Collaboration Acknowledgement: Cherenkov Radiation: R. Merlin, U.M.
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