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Statistical distribution of the phase in noncircular Gaussian speckle patterns

G. Da Costa and G. Guerri

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We have extended the work of Goodman and of Fujii and Asakura to predict the phase distribution in noncircular Gaussian speckle patterns.

© 1978 Optical Society of America

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