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Visualization of light field by fiber probe scanning

Shojiro Nemoto and Hirohisa Kohriyama

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Abstract

The light field is visualized by scanning a fiber probe comprising two fibers, one for detecting the light power and the other for displaying the intensity proportional to the detected power.

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