Directly recording diffraction phenomena in the time domain
Author(s) -
Madis Lõhmus,
Pamela Bowlan,
Rick Trebino,
Heli Valtna-Lukner,
Peeter Piksarv,
Peeter Saari
Publication year - 2010
Publication title -
lithuanian journal of physics
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.3952/physics.v50i1.1958
The wave-field produced by a ~30 fs duration Ti:sapphire oscillator pulse behind a circular aperture and circular opaque disk is measured using the ultrashort-laser-pulse measurement technique, scanning SEA TADPOLE. The high spatial and temporal resolution of the measuring technique enables us to fully image the diffracted field behind the apertures and record the interference pattern produced by the so-called boundary diffraction wave pulses.Keywords: diffraction, interference
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