Incoherent self-accelerating beams

Degree of coherence
DOI: 10.1364/optica.2.000886 Publication Date: 2015-10-08T16:43:22Z
ABSTRACT
Self-accelerating optical beams form as a direct outcome of interference, initiated by predesigned initial condition. In similar fashion, quantum mechanical particles exhibit force-free acceleration result interference effects following proper preparation the Schrodinger wave function. Indeed, is at heart such packets, and hence it implied that self-accelerating packets must be coherent entities. Counter to that, we demonstrate theoretically experimentally spatially incoherent beams, in both paraxial nonparaxial domains. We show principle, transverse correlation distance can short single wavelength, while properly designed beam will give rise shape-preserving for same accelerating propagating on trajectory. These findings expand understanding relation between coherence may have implications design with limited coherence.
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