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Parametric amplification of angularly multiplexed waves for application to beam smoothing

Abstract

The parametric amplification of angularly multiplexed waves is studied via modeling and experiments. The phase-matching properties of the amplification process with a single pump, including parasitic interactions of pairs of signal/idler, are investigated. An experimental demonstration with up to six signal waves is presented, with a quantification of the output properties, including stability relative to the input pump and seeds. A proof-of-concept study of beam smoothing induced by combining up to 12 speckle fields generated from six signal waves and six idler waves is shown.

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Dorrer, C. [University of Rochester, NY (United States)] (ORCID:0000000253745394), Spilatro, M. A. [University of Rochester, NY (United States)] (ORCID:0009000996082015). 2025-09-30. Parametric amplification of angularly multiplexed waves for application to beam smoothing. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.570651

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