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Frequency response of an optical interferometer using photorefractive crystal

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Abstract

Interferometers using photorefractive crystals are attractive for a number of practical applications by their characteristic of being adaptive to complex wave fronts [1]. Such wave fronts are found in applications such as the detection of the vibration or of the ultrasonic excitation of objects with rough surfaces, which cause light scattering and speckle [2].

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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