Use of angular plane-wave spectra in the analysis of three-dimensional weak acousto-optic interaction
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We present a method for conveniently calculating three-dimensional weak acousto-optic scattering. In our method the conventional cumbersome volume-scattering triple-integral technique is replaced by an equivalent single-integral formalism, framed in terms of the angular plane-wave spectra of sound, incident light, and scattered light. Our technique is suitable when paraxial conditions apply and is correct to second-order terms in propagation angles. The interaction of spatially separated Gaussian optical and acoustic beams is described as an example.
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