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February 1, 1997Optical Engineering

Measurement of thermal parameters of solids by a modified photodeflection method

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Alexej L. Glazov Kyrill L. Muratikov Physical-Technical Institute of RAS Politeknicheskaya 26 194021 St. Petersburg, Russia E-mail: klm@holo.ioffe.rssi.ru Abstract. A modified photodeflection method based on the wave optics approach is proposed for the thermal parameter measurement of volume materials and thin films. Experimental and theoretical results of the application of this method to measurements of the thermal parameters of solids are presented. It is shown that the modified photodeflection method can be used in a wide frequency range of thermal waves and provides a lower mean squared error between experimental and theoretical results in comparison with the ordinary method.

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