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Beyond Young's experiment: time-domain correlation measurement in a pinhole array
1MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Lexington, Massachusetts 02420, USA. dominic.siriani@ll.mit.edu
Abstract:
Time-domain analysis of field correlations provided by the interferogram from a nonredundant pinhole array is performed. It is shown that the described single measurement is identically equal to a series of Young's two-pinhole experiments. Proper postmeasurement analysis, taking into account the finite coherence time of the source, results in a sampling of the spatial-temporal coherence function.
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