The structure of partially coherent fields
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...The calculation of Cψ is nontrivial and requires a number of simplifying, sometimes dubious, assumptions; details can be found in Lutomirski and Yura (1971) and the book by Andrews and Phillips (2005). Equation (4.17) can be used to propagate each component of the cross-spectral density matrix to study the effects of turbulence on polarization. Polarization changes of beams in turbulence were first studied by Roychowdhury, Ponomarenko, and Wolf (2005) and Salem, Korotkova, Dogariu, and Wolf (2004); it was surprisingly shown that the degree of polarization tends to its initial value after propagation over a sufficiently long distance. The far zone behavior of the degree of polarization was investigated by Korotkova, Salem, and Wolf (2004). Changes in the state of polarization in turbulence, and its return to the initial state, were discussed by Korotkova, Salem, Dogariu, and Wolf (2005). Spectral changes of...
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...The calculation of Cψ is nontrivial and requires a number of simplifying, sometimes dubious, assumptions; details can be found in Lutomirski and Yura (1971) and the book by Andrews and Phillips (2005). Equation (4.17) can be used to propagate each component of the cross-spectral density matrix to study the effects of turbulence on polarization. Polarization changes of beams in turbulence were first studied by Roychowdhury, Ponomarenko, and Wolf (2005) and Salem, Korotkova, Dogariu, and Wolf (2004); it was surprisingly shown that the degree of polarization tends to its initial value after propagation over a sufficiently long distance. The far zone behavior of the degree of polarization was investigated by Korotkova, Salem, and Wolf (2004). Changes in the state of polarization in turbulence, and its return to the initial state, were discussed by Korotkova, Salem, Dogariu, and Wolf (2005)....
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...The calculation of Cψ is nontrivial and requires a number of simplifying, sometimes dubious, assumptions; details can be found in Lutomirski and Yura (1971) and the book by Andrews and Phillips (2005). Equation (4....
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...The calculation of Cψ is nontrivial and requires a number of simplifying, sometimes dubious, assumptions; details can be found in Lutomirski and Yura (1971) and the book by Andrews and Phillips (2005)....
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...The calculation of Cψ is nontrivial and requires a number of simplifying, sometimes dubious, assumptions; details can be found in Lutomirski and Yura (1971) and the book by Andrews and Phillips (2005). Equation (4.17) can be used to propagate each component of the cross-spectral density matrix to study the effects of turbulence on polarization. Polarization changes of beams in turbulence were first studied by Roychowdhury, Ponomarenko, and Wolf (2005) and Salem, Korotkova, Dogariu, and Wolf (2004); it was surprisingly shown that the degree of polarization tends to its initial value after propagation over a sufficiently long distance....
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