A law of interference of electromagnetic beams of any state of coherence and polarization and the Fresnel–Arago interference laws
M Mujat, A Dogariu, E Wolf - JOSA A, 2004 - opg.optica.org
M Mujat, A Dogariu, E Wolf
JOSA A, 2004•opg.optica.orgA new general interference law is derived for the superposition of two random
electromagnetic beams of any state of coherence and of any state of polarization when the
beams are transmitted through polarizers and rotators. It includes, as special cases, a variety
of interference laws that apply to particular situations. Some of them have a close bearing on
the classic interference experiments of Fresnel and Arago that have played a basic role in
elucidating the concept of polarization of light.
electromagnetic beams of any state of coherence and of any state of polarization when the
beams are transmitted through polarizers and rotators. It includes, as special cases, a variety
of interference laws that apply to particular situations. Some of them have a close bearing on
the classic interference experiments of Fresnel and Arago that have played a basic role in
elucidating the concept of polarization of light.
A new general interference law is derived for the superposition of two random electromagnetic beams of any state of coherence and of any state of polarization when the beams are transmitted through polarizers and rotators. It includes, as special cases, a variety of interference laws that apply to particular situations. Some of them have a close bearing on the classic interference experiments of Fresnel and Arago that have played a basic role in elucidating the concept of polarization of light.
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