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j_bertolotti
j_bertolotti
@j_bertolotti@mathstodon.xyz  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago

New paper on #ArXiv!
When (coherent) light propagates in a multimode fibre, each mode accumulates a slightly different phase, so the output looks like a random speckle patter.
But it is NOT random!
This non-randomness has a number of consequences, among them the fact that the you get predictable patterns in the apparently random output. We show that a focused input will always result in a ring of excess intensity at the same radius of the input (and suggest how this might be useful).

#Optics#OpticalFibre

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Animation of the output of a 50um diameter and 20m long multimode fibre (speckle pattern in grayscale) as a function of the position of the input focus (red dot)
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