论文信息 - Imaging fields through heavily scattering random media with speckle correlations over source position

Imaging fields through heavily scattering random media with speckle correlations over source position

We describe intensity correlations as a function of object position as a means to determine the field incident on a randomly scattering medium and to obtain information about objects within a scattering medium. The approach requires robust phase retrieval, presenting the central challenge to key applications. The experimental method is described and example results presented.

Kevin J. Webb | Jason A. Newman | Qiaoen Luo

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