Applications of a Polarization-Based Optical Processor

Abraham P. Ittycheriah; John F. Walkup; Thomas F. Krile

doi:10.1364/OPTCOMP.1989.TuI10

Optical Computing
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1989),
paper TuI10
•https://doi.org/10.1364/OPTCOMP.1989.TuI10

Applications of a Polarization-Based Optical Processor

Abraham P. Ittycheriah, John F. Walkup, and Thomas F. Krile

Optical Computing 1989

Salt Lake City, Utah United States
27 February–1 March 1989
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A. P. Ittycheriah, J. F. Walkup, and T. F. Krile, "Applications of a Polarization-Based Optical Processor," in Optical Computing, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1989), paper TuI10.

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Abstract

Optical logic and transforms such as the Walsh and Haar are examples of optical binary arithmetic. A processor capable of evaluating polynomials¹ has been used to perform optical logic and Walsh and Haar transforms. This summary describes these applications.

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