The Mach-Zehnder interferometer: Examination of a volume by non-classical localization plane shifting
The Mach-Zehnder interferometer can be used as is customary in optical testing but, to examine different layers of a volume, the procedure of either readjusting the interferometer or displacing the specimen can be avoided, employing an incoherent periodic source. In this case, leaving the specimen i...
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Sumario: | The Mach-Zehnder interferometer can be used as is customary in optical testing but, to examine different layers of a volume, the procedure of either readjusting the interferometer or displacing the specimen can be avoided, employing an incoherent periodic source. In this case, leaving the specimen in a fixed position and without readjusting the interferometer, the different layers can be analysed, shifting a non-classical localization plane by a change in the source period. In this paper experimental interferograms, obtained by varying this period to map the disturbances present on either one or both faces of a phase object, are shown. |
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