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Publication
CLEO 2000
Conference paper
Characterization of a low-shrinkage photopolymer for holographic data storage
Abstract
The holographic recording properties in thick films of low-shrinkage photopolymer is discussed. Photopolymers are among the most sensitive recording materials, have high dynamic range are favorable for volume holography. Polymerization is generally accompanied by a change in volume, usually shrinkage, resulting in distortion of the stored holograms in grating vector k-space and loss in diffraction efficiency.