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Published on: March 20, 2017
Optical reciprocity induced wavefront shaping for axial and lateral shifting of focus through a scattering medium
Abhijit Sanjeev1, Vismay Trivedi2, Zeev Zalevsky2
1Faculty of Engineering and the Institute for Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials, Bar-Ilan University, 5290002, Ramat-Gan, Israel. abhijitsanjeevk@gmail.com.
Abstract:
Light propagating along a reversed path experiences the same transmission coefficient as in the forward direction, independent of the path complexity. This is called the optical reciprocity of light, which is valid for not too intense scattering media as well. Hence, by utilizing the reciprocity principle, the proposed novel technique can achieve axially and laterally tunable focus, non-invasively, through a scattering media without a priori knowledge or modeling of its scattering properties. Moreover, the uniqueness of the proposed technique lies in the fact that the illumination and detection are on the same side of the scattering media.
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