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Dynamics of statistically inhomogeneous speckles: a new type of manifestation of the Doppler effect

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Abstract

The diffraction of a focused Gaussian beam from a moving random phase screen is discussed. The correlation function of intensity fluctuations of statistically inhomogeneous dynamic speckles is studied. A theoretical and experimental analysis of the peculiarities of a new type of manifestation of the Doppler effect for focused Gaussian beam scattering is carried out.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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