Digital inline pump-probe holography can be applied to estimate parameters of samples' optical nonlinear properties. Here we propose a mathematical model to describe noncollinear degenerate phase modulation in samples with inhomogeneities of nonlinear refractive index over all three dimensions, namely, two-layered samples and samples with local impurities. The impact of sample parameters in the considered configurations is analyzed. We show that analysis of inline digital holograms obtained by time-resolved inline digital holography can be successfully used for rapid detection and characterization of various types of nonlinear refractive index inhomogeneities.

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