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Applied Optics
|September 11, 2010
Abstract:
A mathematical model that describes a fiber-to-fiber holographic connector is presented. We consider both single- and double-image cases for the reconstruction of the second hologram. A comparative study of the two coupling conditions is presented. Fourier analysis of the coupling equation enables us to study the linearity of the system.
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