Ambiguity Function and Wigner Distribution Function Applied to Partially Coherent Imagery
Karl‐Heinz Brenner, J. Ojeda‐Castañeda
Abstract
Karl‐Heinz Brenner, J. Ojeda‐Castañeda
Abstract
The mutual intensity function is conveniently replaced by the ambiguity function or the Wigner distribution function. This allows us to treat optical systems under partially coherent illumination in a simple fashion. Many optical set-ups can be described on a geometrical basis, as is illustrated with some examples.
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The mutual intensity function is conveniently replaced by the ambiguity function or the Wigner distribution function. This allows us to treat optical systems under partially coherent illumination in a simple fashion. Many optical set-ups can be described on a geometrical basis, as is illustrated with some examples.
Key concepts: Ambiguity function, Wigner distribution function, Ambiguity, Function (biology), Basis (linear algebra), Distribution (mathematics), Simple (philosophy), Distribution function