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    Partially coherent Bessel and Gaussian beams show remarkable robustness against scattering, unexpectedly outperforming coherent Bessel beams in self-healing properties. These beams demonstrate resilience independent of their coherence class.

    Area of Science:

    • Optics and Photonics
    • Wave Phenomena

    Background:

    • Coherent Bessel beams are known for their self-healing properties, resisting diffraction and reconstructing their shape after encountering obstacles.
    • Understanding beam behavior in scattering media is crucial for applications in imaging and communication.

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    • To investigate the robustness and self-healing capabilities of partially coherent Bessel and Gaussian beams when subjected to scattering.
    • To compare the performance of partially coherent beams against traditional coherent Bessel beams in the presence of obstacles.

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    • Analysis of speckle pattern intensity and beam propagation after introducing scattering elements.
    • Quantitative assessment of beam self-healing and robustness.

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