1.06 μm laser photoacoustic spectroscopy has been applied to studies of third-order multiphoton absorption in selected thallium halides. This readily detected bandgap crossing absorption is observed at laser fluences significantly below then-on-one damage threshold. Its importance for modeling of high intensity effects in wide bandgap ionic crystals is discussed.
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