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    • Classical Optics
    • Polarization Optics

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    • Temporal coherence is crucial for understanding light-matter interactions.
    • Anisotropy in coherence can lead to unique optical phenomena.

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    • To identify and classify temporal structural coherence anisotropy characteristics.
    • To investigate the behavior of these characteristics in temporal interference experiments.
    • To explore the representation of these characteristics in a temporal polarization intrinsic coherence Poincaré sphere.

    Main Methods:

    • Theoretical analysis of wide-sense stationary partially polarized light.
    • Experimental investigation using temporal interference.
    • Geometric representation on a Poincaré sphere.

    Main Results:

    • Existence of three distinct classes of temporal structural coherence anisotropy.
    • Demonstration of different behaviors for each class in interference experiments.
    • Mapping of these classes onto a temporal polarization intrinsic coherence Poincaré sphere.

    Conclusions:

    • The three identified classes provide a comprehensive framework for understanding temporal coherence anisotropy.
    • These findings have implications for optical communication and sensing.
    • The Poincaré sphere representation offers a powerful visualization tool.