It is shown that the spectral degree of polarization P((r) over right arrow, omega) of a fluctuating electromagnetic beam which is completely coherent throughout a domain D is necessarily the same at every point in D. It can take on any value in the range 0 \u3c = P \u3c = 1. In particular, the fully coherent beam can be completely polarized or completely unpolarized throughout D. (c) 2006 Optical Society of America
It has been known for some time that the degree of polarization of a light beam may change on propag...
We show theoretically that the degree of polarization of a partially coherent electromagnetic beam c...
Beginning with a recently formulated unified theory of coherence and polarization for random electro...
It is shown that the spectral degree of polarization (formula presented) of a fluctuating electromag...
Using a recently developed unified theory of coherence and polarization [E. Wolf, Phys. Lett., A312,...
Using a recently developed unified theory of coherence and polarization [ E. Wolf, Phys. Lett., A312...
We show that the state of polarization of the polarized portion of a random, statistically stationar...
The analysis presented in this paper resolves an outstanding controversial issue of statistical opti...
We generalize the concept of Fraunhofer diffraction to partially coherent electromagnetic beams and ...
The analysis presented in this paper resolves an outstanding controversial issue of statistical opti...
We generalize the analysis of coherent detection system. The detection of quasi-monochromatic, parti...
We show that the state of polarization of the polarized portion of a random, statistically stationar...
The spectral degree of coherence and of polarization of some model electromagnetic beams modulated b...
Two stationary, partially polarized electromagnetic beams with equal degrees of polarization may exh...
It has been known for some time that the degree of polarization of a light beam may change on propag...
It has been known for some time that the degree of polarization of a light beam may change on propag...
We show theoretically that the degree of polarization of a partially coherent electromagnetic beam c...
Beginning with a recently formulated unified theory of coherence and polarization for random electro...
It is shown that the spectral degree of polarization (formula presented) of a fluctuating electromag...
Using a recently developed unified theory of coherence and polarization [E. Wolf, Phys. Lett., A312,...
Using a recently developed unified theory of coherence and polarization [ E. Wolf, Phys. Lett., A312...
We show that the state of polarization of the polarized portion of a random, statistically stationar...
The analysis presented in this paper resolves an outstanding controversial issue of statistical opti...
We generalize the concept of Fraunhofer diffraction to partially coherent electromagnetic beams and ...
The analysis presented in this paper resolves an outstanding controversial issue of statistical opti...
We generalize the analysis of coherent detection system. The detection of quasi-monochromatic, parti...
We show that the state of polarization of the polarized portion of a random, statistically stationar...
The spectral degree of coherence and of polarization of some model electromagnetic beams modulated b...
Two stationary, partially polarized electromagnetic beams with equal degrees of polarization may exh...
It has been known for some time that the degree of polarization of a light beam may change on propag...
It has been known for some time that the degree of polarization of a light beam may change on propag...
We show theoretically that the degree of polarization of a partially coherent electromagnetic beam c...
Beginning with a recently formulated unified theory of coherence and polarization for random electro...