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waves is 0.15 J1.m. Our Ti:Ah03 beams have a spot size <strong>of</strong> ",100 J1.m, <strong>and</strong> therefore<br />

"walk-<strong>of</strong>f" is insignificant in our experiment.<br />

Ultrafast effects are incorporated into the theory by modifying the phases <strong>of</strong> the<br />

nonlinear waves to include the finite duration <strong>of</strong> the pulses. The transmitted SHG<br />

wave is composed <strong>of</strong> a sum <strong>of</strong> waves that propagate through the film stack with<br />

various phase velocities. For example, we can rewrite a transmitted second-harmonic<br />

wave, E sp (2w o ), to explicitly display its phase dependence as<br />

(6.33)<br />

Comparison <strong>of</strong> equation (6.33) with equations (6.25) - (6.29) reveals that the D coefficients<br />

consist <strong>of</strong> X~;~,<br />

E y , Fresnel coefficients, dielectric constants. <strong>and</strong> wavevectors<br />

in air, Ga?'J, <strong>and</strong> sapphire. D~B corresponds to the wave that propagates from point<br />

A to point B in Fig. 6.4 <strong>and</strong> has a phase that depends on the bound wavevectors in<br />

Ga?'J. The other D coefficients are defined similarly. The time required for the D~-\B<br />

<strong>and</strong> D~B waves to propagate to point B <strong>and</strong> the D~-\c<br />

<strong>and</strong> D~c waves to propagate<br />

to point C is contained in the phase <strong>of</strong> each wave (i.e. a group velocity is associated<br />

with each wavevector). For example, the time required for the D~B wave to propagate<br />

from point A to point B is<br />

~ d cos ()bl<br />

t=-+---<br />

v /2 Vbl<br />

(6.34)<br />

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