论文信息 - Analysis of the laser velocity interferometer

Analysis of the laser velocity interferometer

A rigorous description is presented for the interference of two light beams which have undergone different time delays after reflection from a moving mirror. Conditions relating the optical delay and the motion of the mirror are given that must be satisfied for the usual velocity‐interferometer relations to be valid.

D. R. Goosman | D. Goosman

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