Shows acoustooptic diffraction variations in biaxial crystals, indicating new insights on optical properties.
Topaz, an optically biaxial crystal, demonstrates the effects on acoustooptic diffraction geometry of the use of shear acoustic beams propagating in directions other than the symmetry-axes and of changes in the plane of interaction produced by inclining the crystal faces with respect to the incident laser beam.
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