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Phase-amplitude study of clouds

Lorenzo Galleani, Leon Cohen, Gabriel Cristóbal, Bruce W. Suter

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Using artificially generated clouds we study the spectral phase and amplitude contribution to the cloud image. This is done by reconstructing the cloud image from spectral amplitude and/or phase only. Also, images are reconstructed from partial phase and amplitude in such a way that one may control the relative contribution of the phase and amplitude. We conclude that both phase and amplitude contribute to the cloud like appearance.

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Using artificially generated clouds we study the spectral phase and amplitude contribution to the cloud image. This is done by reconstructing the cloud image from spectral amplitude and/or phase only. Also, images are reconstructed from partial phase and amplitude in such a way that one may control the relative contribution of the phase and amplitude. We conclude that both phase and amplitude contribute to the cloud like appearance.

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Using artificially generated clouds we study the spectral phase and amplitude contribution to the cloud image. This is done by reconstructing the cloud image from spectral amplitude and/or phase only. Also, images are reconstructed from partial phase and amplitude in such a way that one may control the relative contribution of the phase and amplitude. We conclude that both phase and amplitude contribute to the cloud like appearance.

Key concepts: Amplitude, Phase (matter), Cloud computing, Optics, Physics, Computer science, Quantum mechanics, Operating system

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