Abstract

A new interferometer has been developed which combines aspects of a Michelson interferometer with the storage capabilities of holography. The instrument makes it possible to compare interferometrically beams that are not coherent with one another. The instrument was used to measure fidelity of phase conjugation by common mode rejection of aberrators.

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Interaction length for optical phase conjugation by stimulated Brillouin scattering: an experimental investigation

Jesper Munch, Ralph F. Wuerker, and Michael J. LeFebvre
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Conjugate wave holographic interferometry for the measurement of in-plane deformations

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Coherence length measured directly by holography

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