Nonlinear optical properties of metal/metal free porphyrins and their graphene oxide composites in picosecond regime

Jiancai Leng, Jie Sun, Yu-jin Zhang
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Abstract. The nonlinear optical properties of porphyrins (Cu porphyrin, Zn porphyrin and H2MHTP) and their covalently linked composites with graphene oxide (GO) have been studied by numerically solving the rate equations and field intensity equation with an iterative predictor-corrector finite-difference time-domain technique. The three-level scheme is introduced to illustrate the interaction between the molecules and laser in picosecond time domain. The optical limiting and dynamical two-photon absorption are investigated. Our numerical results show that GO-porphyrin composites show enhanced nonlinear absorption properties compared with individual porphyrin molecules due to the strong electron acceptor capability of the GO moeity, which agrees with the experimental measurements. Moreover, the dependence of the thickness of the absorber and the pulse duration on the two-photon absorption cross sections of the medium are discussed, indicating that one can modulate the dynamical two-photon absorption process by regulating the paremeters of the medium and the laser.
金属/游离金属卟啉及其氧化石墨烯复合材料的皮秒非线性光学性质
摘要采用迭代预测校正时域有限差分技术,通过数值求解速率方程和场强方程,研究了卟啉(Cu卟啉、Zn卟啉和H2MHTP)及其与氧化石墨烯(GO)共价复合材料的非线性光学性质。介绍了分子与激光在皮秒时间域中相互作用的三能级格式。研究了光限制和动态双光子吸收。数值结果表明,氧化石墨烯-卟啉复合材料与单个卟啉分子相比,由于氧化石墨烯分子具有较强的电子受体能力,其非线性吸收性能得到了增强,这与实验结果一致。此外,还讨论了吸收剂厚度和脉冲持续时间对介质双光子吸收截面的依赖关系,表明可以通过调节介质和激光器的参数来调制动态双光子吸收过程。
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