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Simultaneous Spatiotemporal Measurement of Structural Evolution in Dynamic Complex Media.

Ruitao Wu¹, Aristide Dogariu¹

¹CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics, University of Central Florida, 4304 Scorpius Street, Orlando, Florida 32816, United States.

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This study presents a new system for simultaneously measuring soft material changes over time. The integrated fiber-optic approach tracks both optical and mechanical properties, offering insights into material evolution.

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Area of Science:

Materials Science
Physics
Engineering

Background:

Simultaneous measurement of evolving properties in soft materials is crucial.
Existing methods may not capture both spatial and temporal dynamics effectively.

Purpose of the Study:

To demonstrate an integrated experimental system for monitoring spatial and temporal evolution of optical and mechanical properties.
To validate the system's performance on dynamic soft materials like drying paint films.

Main Methods:

An integrated fiber-optic-based system for measuring mechanical vibrations over 5 orders of magnitude and broad frequency range.
High-resolution optical property measurements via reflected light path-length distribution.
Cyclical scanning for depth-resolved temporal evolution of mesoscopic light scattering properties.

Main Results:

The system successfully monitors both spatial and temporal changes in optical and mechanical properties.
Validated on drying paint films, demonstrating unique access to spatiotemporal material properties.
Enabled identification of specific structural evolution stages in nonstationary media.

Conclusions:

The developed integrated measurement system provides comprehensive spatiotemporal insights into soft material evolution.
This approach is valuable for characterizing dynamic processes in complex materials.
Offers a novel method for understanding material transitions and structural changes over time.