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13 May 2016 Diffractive propagation and recovery of modulated (including chaotic) electromagnetic waves through uniform atmosphere and modified von Karman phase turbulence
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Abstract
In a parallel approach to recently-used transfer function formalism, a study involving diffraction of modulated electromagnetic (EM) waves through uniform and phase-turbulent atmospheres is reported in this paper. Specifically, the input wave is treated as a modulated optical carrier, represented by use of a sinusoidal phasor with a slowly timevarying envelope. Using phasors and (spatial) Fourier transforms, the complex phasor wave is transmitted across a uniform or turbulent medium using the Kirchhoff-Fresnel integral and the random phase screen. Some preliminary results are presented comparing non-chaotic and chaotic information transmission through turbulence, outlining possible improvement in performance utilizing the robust features of chaos.
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Monish R. Chatterjee and Fathi H. A. Mohamed "Diffractive propagation and recovery of modulated (including chaotic) electromagnetic waves through uniform atmosphere and modified von Karman phase turbulence", Proc. SPIE 9833, Atmospheric Propagation XIII, 98330F (13 May 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2228909
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KEYWORDS
Turbulence

Wave propagation

Modulation

Atmospheric propagation

Fourier transforms

Chaos

Gaussian beams

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