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Experimental Investigation for the Causes of Orbital-Angular-Momentum Modal Coupling Through a Dynamic Random Turbulent Medium

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Abstract

We experimentally measure the contributions of beam distortion and wandering to OAM modal coupling through a random turbulent medium. The inter-modal power coupling further increases under turbulent-medium-induced beam distortions in comparison with the beam-wandering-only cases.

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