Scintillation of Airy beam arrays in atmospheric turbulence

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Feb 2011

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Atmospheric and Oceanic Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves V. Edited by Korotkova, Olga. Proceedings of the SPIE, Volume 7924

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The scintillation properties of Airy beam arrays in atmospheric turbulence are investigated. Similar to their propagation in free space, the average propagation paths of Airy beams are also parabolic in turbulence. By utilizing this self-bending property, the constituent Airy beamlets propagate through relatively independent regions of turbulence and fully overlap at the on-axis detector. Through numeric simulations, it is shown that the scintillation of Airy beam array is significantly reduced compared to a single Airy beam.

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