Circularly Polarized Stimulated Emission from a Chiral Cavity Utilizing Apparent Circular Dichroism in Organic Thin Films

This work demonstrates a free-space dye laser system incorporating an Apparent Circular Dichroism (ACD) based nonreciprocal chiral organic thin film, achieving circularly polarized light with a DOCP of 0.6, highlighting the potential of ACD-based materials for chiral photonic applications.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/cleo_at.2025.jps200_59
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Synthesis and Properties of Aromatic Compounds
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This work demonstrates a free-space dye laser system incorporating an Apparent Circular Dichroism (ACD) based nonreciprocal chiral organic thin film, achieving circularly polarized light with a DOCP of 0.6, highlighting the potential of ACD-based materials for chiral photonic applications.

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