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Optical-wave field determined over a hemispherical boundary surface

H. G. Schmidt-Weinmar

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Abstract

Magnitude and phase of an optical-wave field are determined over a hemispherical boundary surface under far-field conditions from data obtained by interferometry with three reference waves.

© 1975 Optical Society of America

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