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Superfine resolution acoustooptic spectrum analysis

Homayoon Ansari and James R. Lesh

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We demonstrate the feasibility of 3-D acoustooptic spectrum analysis with ultrahigh resolution. Sub-Hertz resolution is achieved by processing over a sequence of CCD frames.

© 1991 Optical Society of America

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