Multichannel wavefront manipulation via wavelength-polarization multiplexed terahertz metadevice. [PDF]
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Dynamic Generation of Spatially Variable Vector Beams Using Cascaded Moiré Metasurfaces
A three‐layer cascaded moiré metasurface dynamically generates vector beams with tunable polarization order and controllable lateral focal positions. Relative rotation of the first two layers adjusts the conjugate OAM components that form the vector beam, whereas the third layer steers its focus across the transverse plane, preserving the dominant OAM ...
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Simultaneous Measurement of Peripheral Ocular Aberrations Using a Virtual Multi-Eccentric Hartmann-Shack Aberrometer. [PDF]
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A Compact Dual-Oblique-Fiber Heterodyne Phase-Shifting Point Diffraction Interferometer. [PDF]
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In Vitro Repeatability and Inter-Device Agreement of Higher-Order Aberration Measurements in Scleral Lenses Using Two Hartmann-Shack Metrology Devices. [PDF]
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Dynamic Wavefront Manipulation Enabled with VO<sub>2</sub>-Based Reflective Terahertz Metasurfaces. [PDF]
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Algorithm design for image-based wavefront control without wavefront sensing [PDF]
Active optics is an enabling technology for future large space telescopes. Image-based wavefront control uses an image-sharpness metric to evaluate the optical performance. A control algorithm iteratively adapts a corrective element to maximize this metric, without reconstructing the wavefront.
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Active wavefront sensing and wavefront control with SLMs
SPIE Proceedings, 2004Active systems are becoming more and more prevalent in the the field of optical technology. These systems require not only means of controlling wavefronts but mostly also of sensing wavefronts. This paper shows in four examples how spatial light modulators can be utilized to perform active wavefront sensing and wavefront controlling tasks. The examples
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