Dynamic holograms recording in fullerene-containing solid-state matrices: Porous glass slides and PMMA films

Fullerene-containing solid-state matrices were studied theoretically and experimentally as the active material for all-optical switching devices. Dynamics hologram recording and spectral analysis were used to study temporal stability and efficiency of nonlinear response of the media. Porous glass and polymethylmethacrylate hosts were utilized as C60-containing matrices. Experiments were carried out using nano- and picosecond laser radiation with wavelength 532 nm.