Vol. 7, issue 01, article # 1
Borovoy A. G., Vagin N. I., Selivanova G. A. Detection of a coherent light source in strongly scattering media. // Atmospheric and oceanic optics. 1994. V. 7. No. 01. P. 1-3.
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Abstract:
An experimental method of processing of an optical signal transmitted through a stochastic medium is proposed. The method is reduced to modulation of a received radiation with a phase knife–edge plate incerted into a telescopic system. By way of example, the experimental results on detecting a laser beam scattered by optically dense screens are given. It is shown that the direction toward the radiation source is determined quite reliably at optical thicknesses t< 12 , with a coherent radiation intensity being half as many as the scattering background.
