Abstract
The nonlinearity of phase-conjugate beam reflection with four-wave mixing in bismuth silicon oxide crystal by use of moving gratings at large fringe modulation formed by the incident-beam ratio is investigated. On the basis of this investigation, the edge enhancement of an object and the edge-enhanced optical correlation with improved discrimination capability are achieved by use of moving gratings at an appropriate fringe velocity. Experimental results are presented.
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