TRANSIENT BEHAVIOR OF THE SELF-PUMPED PHASE CONJUGATE BEAM BY THE CHANGE OF INCIDENT BEAM INTENSITY

We have studied the transient behavior of thc self-pumped phase conjugation when the incident beam is below the saturation intensity. We found that, when the incident beam intensity is changed abruptly, the intensity of the conjugate beam always decreases at first and then gradually increases to its stable value. This is due to the fact that the positions of the two coupled interaction regions are changed.