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Pulsed-image generation and detection

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Hill Kent, B; Purchase Kenneth, G; Brady David, J

Published in: Optics Letters

1995

A volume holographic pulse shaper that programs the three-dimensional space-time structure of optical fields is described. This system produces images in which each pixel contains an independent and programmable pulse shape. The pulsed images were recorded using a z-cut 1 cm × 1 cm × 1 cm 0.1% iron-doped lithium niobate crystal from Deltronic. The construction of an interferometric cross correlator was key to the detection of the shaped field. Programmable pulsed images are of particular interest to quantum dynamical control.

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Author David J. Brady Electrical and Computer Engineering

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Optics Letters

Publication Date

1995

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Start / End Page

1201 / 1203

Related Subject Headings

Optics
0906 Electrical and Electronic Engineering
0206 Quantum Physics
0205 Optical Physics

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Hill Kent, B., Purchase Kenneth, G., & Brady David, J. (1995). Pulsed-image generation and detection. Optics Letters, 20(10), 1201–1203.

Hill Kent, B., G. Purchase Kenneth, and J. Brady David. “Pulsed-image generation and detection.” Optics Letters 20, no. 10 (1995): 1201–3.

Hill Kent B, Purchase Kenneth G, Brady David J. Pulsed-image generation and detection. Optics Letters. 1995;20(10):1201–3.

Hill Kent, B., et al. “Pulsed-image generation and detection.” Optics Letters, vol. 20, no. 10, 1995, pp. 1201–03.

Hill Kent B, Purchase Kenneth G, Brady David J. Pulsed-image generation and detection. Optics Letters. 1995;20(10):1201–1203.