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Speckle patterning of a pumping laser light as a limiting factor for stimulated fluorescence emission in dense random media

The features of fluorescence emission in a dye-doped dense multiple scattered medium under pulsed laser pumping are considered in terms of confined excitation in small zones associated with laser speckles occurring in a pumped medium. The results of numerical modeling of the fluorescence emission ki...

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Published in:Optics express 2021-01, Vol.29 (2), p.2309-2331
Main Authors: Zimnyakov, D A, Volchkov, S S, Kochkurov, L A, Kochubey, V I, Melnikov, A G, Melnikov, G V
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Language:English
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Summary:The features of fluorescence emission in a dye-doped dense multiple scattered medium under pulsed laser pumping are considered in terms of confined excitation in small zones associated with laser speckles occurring in a pumped medium. The results of numerical modeling of the fluorescence emission kinetics are compared to the experimental data obtained using the rhodamine 6G-doped layers of the densely packed TiO (anatase) particles pumped at 532 nm by 10 ns laser pulses. The intensity of pump radiation during the action of laser pulses was varied from 1·10 W/cm to 5·10 W/cm . In the recovery of the ratios of stimulated to a spontaneous emission, the spectra of the stimulated component were fitted using the spectral function derived by R. Dicke. In the framework of the considered concept, saturation of the ratio of the stimulated to a spontaneous emission and linear growth of an integrated fluorescence output with a practically unchangeable half-width of the emission spectra at high pump intensities are interpreted.
ISSN:1094-4087
1094-4087
DOI:10.1364/OE.415566