New Techniques In Fourier Transform Spectroscopy
H. John Caulfield, J. Morris Weinberg, Geert J. Wijntjes
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H. John Caulfield, J. Morris Weinberg, Geert J. Wijntjes
Abstract
Fourier transform spectroscopy is a nineteenth century technique which is continuing to develop in the twentieth century. In this paper we discuss (1) Fourier transform spectrometer modulators for light sources, (2) high temporal resolution Fourier transform spectroscopy of multiple fast pulses, and (3) correlation which allows the drawing of maps in "probabilities" rather than in colors.
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Fourier transform spectroscopy is a nineteenth century technique which is continuing to develop in the twentieth century. In this paper we discuss (1) Fourier transform spectrometer modulators for light sources, (2) high temporal resolution Fourier transform spectroscopy of multiple fast pulses, and (3) correlation which allows the drawing of maps in "probabilities" rather than in colors.
Key concepts: Fourier transform spectroscopy, Fourier transform, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, Computer science, Physics, Mathematics, Optics, Mathematical analysis