This study investigates an ail-optically controllable random laser in a dye-doped liquid-crystal (DDLC). The all-optical controllability is attributable to isothermal N↔I phase transitions of LCs due to trans↔cis isomerizations of azo-dye, which can vary spatial fluctuations of dielectric property of LCs, subsequently change the losing intensity of the random laser.
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