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Area of Science:

Optics and Photonics
Remote Sensing and Imaging

Background:

Spatial-mode projective measurements offer super-resolution but are sensitive to scene parameters.
Existing linear-optics methods often rely on a limited set of Hermite-Gaussian (HG) modes.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a robust classifier for close-by light sources.
To overcome the limitations of linear-optics based super-resolution techniques.

Main Methods:

Utilizing optimized mode projection via nonlinear optics.
Tailoring projection modes by shaping the pump wave to drive nonlinear processes.
Classifying single and dual light sources within the Rayleigh limit without prior scene knowledge.

Main Results:

Achieved classification fidelity exceeding 80%.
Demonstrated robustness against centroid misalignment (up to half source separation).
Showcased effectiveness with significant source brightness variations (one source four times stronger).

Conclusions:

Optimized nonlinear mode projection provides a flexible and robust approach for super-resolution measurements.
This method enhances the reliability of classifying closely spaced light sources in challenging conditions.