Abstract

Speckle motion in laser refraction is studied using the concept of the effective source. The results hold under more-general conditions of viewing directions. This treatment is much simpler than the earlier method [ Ophthalmic Optician 20, 41 ( 1980)].

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Stationarity of speckle in laser refraction

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White-light speckle optometer

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Correlation properties of heterodyned dynamic speckle in a two-lens imaging system and its application to two-dimensional velocity measurements

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