Abstract
Photoinduced light scattering was observed in cerium-doped (SrxBa1–x)1–y(Nb2O6)y crystals having the composition x = 0.61, y = 0.4993. It was found that this effect is due to holographic amplification of light scattered by crystal defects. An analysis is made of static and dynamic characteristics of self-amplification of scattered light in the crystals. A theoretical model of the process is constructed assuming that the hologram recording process is of the diffusion type. Theoretical results are compared with the experiment.
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