Abstract:
Azopolymers are well known for their ability to record holographic gratings due to photoinduced molecular reorientation and mass transport processes occurring under polarized light irradiation. In particular, the azopolymer PEPC-SY3 exhibits pronounced photoinduced anisotropy, which enables efficient recording of polarization-dependent holographic structures. These unique properties make azopolymers promising materials for the fabrication of diffractive optical elements and polarization-sensitive photonic structures.