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1 University of Miami Scholarly Repository Physics Articles and Papers Physics -- Spatio-temporal Coupling of Random Electromagnetic Pulses Interacting With Reflecting Gratings Min Yao Yangjian Cai Olga Korotkova University of Miami Qiang Lin Zhaoying Wang Recommended Citation Yao Min; Cai Yangjian; Korotkova Olga; Lin Qiang; and Wang Zhaoying "Spatio-temporal Coupling of Random Electromagnetic Pulses Interacting With Reflecting Gratings" (). Physics Articles and Papers This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Physics at Scholarly Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Physics Articles and Papers by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Repository. For more information please contact
2 Spatio-temporal coupling of random electromagnetic pulses interacting with reflecting gratings Min Yao Yangjian Cai * Olga Korotkova 3 Qiang Lin 4 and Zhaoying Wang 4. School of Physical Science and Technology Soochow University Suzhou 56 China. Centre for Optical and Electromagnetic Research Zhejiang University Hangzhou 358 China 3. Department of Physics University of Miami Coral Gables Florida 3346 USA 4. Institute of Optics Department of Physics Zhejiang University Hangzhou 37 China * yangjian_cai@yahoo.com.cn Abstract: Matrix optics is applied to a class of random in time and space electromagnetic pulsed beam-like (REMPB) radiation interacting with linear optical elements. A 6 6 order matrix describing transformation of a six-dimensional state vector including four spatial and two temporal positions within the field is used to derive conditions for spatio-temporal coupling. An example is included which deals with a spatio-temporal coupling in a typical REMPB on reflection from a reflecting grating. Electromagnetic nature of such interaction is explored via considering dependence of the degree of polarization of the reflected REMPB on its source and on the structure of the grating. Optical Society of America OCIS codes: (3.67) Coherent optical effects; (35.55) Propagation References and links. S. M. Wang and D. M. Zhao Matrix Optics (Springer ).. For the collection of original papers by R. C. Jones see W. Swindel Polarized light (Dowden Hutchinson & Ross (Stroudsburg Pennsylvania 975). 3. H. Mueller The foundations of optics J. Opt. Soc. Am (948); for account of the Mueller s theory see also E. Collett Polarized Light: Fundamentals and Applications (Marcel Dekker Inc. New York 993). Chap O. Korotkova and E. Wolf Effects of linear non-image forming devices on coherence and polarization properties of random electromagnetic beams. Part I. General theory J. Mod. Opt (5). 5. O. Korotkova and E. Wolf Effects of linear non-image forming devices on spectra and on coherence and polarization properties ofstochastic electromagnetic beams. Part II. Examples J. Mod. Opt (5). 6. Q. Lin and Y. Cai Tensor ABCD law for partially coherent twisted anisotropic Gaussian-Schell model beams Opt. Lett. 7(4) 6 8 (). 7. M. Yao Y. Cai H. T. Eyyuboğlu Y. Baykal and O. Korotkova Evolution of the degree of polarization of an electromagnetic Gaussian Schell-model beam in a Gaussian cavity Opt. Lett. 33(9) (8). 8. O. Korotkova Y. Cai and E. Watson Stochastic electromagnetic beams for LIDAR systems operating through turbulent atmosphere Appl. Phys. B 94(4) (9). 9. O. E. Martinez Matrix formalism for pulse compressors IEEE J. Quantum Electron. 4() (988).. O. E. Martinez Matrix formalism for dispersive laser cavities IEEE J. Quantum Electron. 5(3) 96 3 (989).. A. G. Kostenbauder Ray-pulse matrices: a rational treatment for dispersive optical systems IEEE J. Quantum Electron. 6(6) (99).. S. P. Dijaili A. Dienes and J. S. Smith ABCD matrices for dispersive pulse propagation IEEE J. Quantum Electron. 6(6) (99). 3. Q. Lin S. Wang J. Alda and E. Bernabeu Transformation of pulsed nonideal beams in a four-dimension domain Opt. Lett. 8(9) (993). 4. P. A. Bélanger Beam propagation and the ABCD ray matrices Opt. Lett. 6(4) (99). 5. P. Paakkonen J. Turunen P. Vahimaa A. T. Friberg and F. Wyrowski Partially coherent Gaussian pulses Opt. Commun. 4(-6) (). 6. Q. Lin L. Wang and S. Zhu Partially coherent light pulse and its propagation Opt. Commun. 9(-6) 65 7 (3). # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 53
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4 Spatio-temporal coupling of electromagnetic pulsed waves on interaction with dispersive systems was known for long time (e.g. in [9] on focusing by a lens). The matrix approach to such coupling was introduced by Lin et al. [3] where the formalism of 6x6 matrices was used for reflection-induced coupling by a grating. That analysis was limited however to initially deterministic pulses both in time and space. In a somewhat different perspective reflection of electromagnetic random (stationary) wave from a polarization grating was discussed by Piquero et al. [3] highlighting the aspect of polarization modulation. We generalize the results of [3] to the class of REMPB and derive general conditions to be satisfied by the transformation matrix in order to describe interaction of REMPB with dispersive linear media with and without spatio-temporal coupling. We also provide an example which provides coupling conditions for REMPB interacting with a reflecting grating and explore the effect of interaction and subsequent free-space propagation of the pulse from the grating on pulse s degree of polarization.. Theory We begin by reviewing matrix formalism of Ref [3]. applied for REMPB in which we employ the Gaussian Schell-model for temporal and spatial fluctuations of Refs [7]. and [8]. The notations are explained in Fig.. We assume that the initial field does not carry spatiotemporal coupling. Hence the elements of the mutual correlation matrix (MCM) of the pulsed beams are given by the expressions [78] where ct t r r r r r ; r AAB exp 4I I i exp exp and r represent longitudinal and transverse positions in the pulsed beams respectively; c is light velocity in vacuum and t is an arrival time at a certain transverse plane; and are the r.m.s. widths of the intensity and of the degree of I I coherence in transverse plane respectively; denotes the r.m.s. longitudinal width being the averaged pulse duration; stands for the r.m.s. width of longitudinal degree of coherence describing the state of temporal coherence. According to the tensor method [673] Eq. () can be expressed in following tensor form with ik T r AAB exp r Q r exp i ( xy ; xy ) () () # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 55
5 i i I I I I I k k i i k k Q i i I I I I I k k i i (3) Here I is the identity matrix. is zero matrix and is zero matrix. T r T r T r and T r i xx i yi i i ; k / c is the wave number and the corresponding is the central angular frequency; Ax and A y are the amplitudes of x and y k k components of the electric field respectively; * coefficient between E x and E y field components. B B exp i B is the correlation Fig.. Propagation scheme for a pulse beam through dispersive optical system and free space. Just after interacting with a linear dispersive medium the mutual correlation matrix of the Gaussian Schell-model REMPB can be expressed by the formula (see Ref [7]. for details of derivation): where r T T T r r / ik T r AAB det A BQ exp r Q r (4) det stands for the determinant of a matrix and Q C DQ A BQ (5). Q and Q denote spatiotemporal complex curvature tensor of input and output plane. matrix of the form Q is a 6 6 # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 56
6 q q q q q q q q q q q q q q q q q q Q. (6) q4 q4 q43 q44 q45 q46 q q q q q q q q q q q q In Eqs. (4) and (5) A B C and D are also the 6 6 matrices of the form A B C D A B * C * D A B 33 C 33 (7) D where * denotes complex conjugate. A B C D and A B C D are the 33 matrices of the dispersive optical elements (see Appendix A of Ref [3]. for matrices of typical dispersive elements. We will confine our analysis to the case when the reference plane is perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the field. Thus the optical elements must satisfy the relations A A A B =B B C =C C and D =D D [73]. Matrix (6) may provide the information about the spatio-temporal coupling in pulsed beams on interacting with dispersive linear systems. If elements q3 q6 q3 q6 q3 q3 q34 q q q q q q q q q65 of this matrix remain non-zero [compare with corresponding elements of matrix (3)] then no coupling takes place and it does otherwise. On propagation from a dispersive element in free space the correlation matrix of the pulse undergoes the following change: / / ik T r AAB det det A BQ A B Q exp r Q r (8) where r T T T r r and Q C DQ A BQ. The submatrices of a matrix describing free space propagation have the form [9] z A z B = C = =D =. (9) In the most cases there is no spatiotemporal coupling in pulsed beams on free-space propagation []. However if the coupling has already occurred it may be further modified by free space propagation. Using the Fourier-transform the elements of the correlation matrices Γ Γ and Γ can be replaced by their counterparts in space-frequency domain: W r ; r r ; r exp d d () j j j j j j j j j j j j where j. # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 57
7 Even though matrices in Eq. () can be used for calculation of all the second-order statistical properties of pulsed beams in what follows we will only consider the changes in the degree of polarization [333]: P j 4 Det j W r r r j j j Tr W j rj rj where j. We believe the evolution of the degree of polarization on interaction with dispersive systems was not previously studied. 3. Spatio-temporal coupling of REMPB reflected from a reflecting grating To illustrate the general theory of Section we will now provide an example dealing with spatio-temporal coupling and the evolution of the degree of polarization of a REMPB reflected from a reflecting grating. In order to analyze the spatiotemporal coupling and its effects on transmission characteristics we consider a REMPB reflected by the reflecting grating and propagating in the free space as shown in Fig.. The grooves of the grating are assumed to coincide with y- direction. () Fig.. Illustrating notation for reflection of a pulse from a reflecting grating. The submatrices of 6x6 matrix describing reflecting grating have the form [3] sin sin cos cos sin sin sin A = B =C = D = () cos cos sin where and are the incident and the reflective angles respectively (see Fig. ) which satisfy the grating equation dg cos cos m (3) with d G being the groove spacing and m being the diffraction order. The matrix describing reflecting grating (Eq. ()) was first derived in [] by only considering the effect of interference and diffraction of reflecting grating on light and the Fresnel reflection coefficient and the absorption of reflecting grating were not taken into consideration. This assumption has been adopted in many previous literatures. For the most general case the Fresnel # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 58
8 reflection coefficient and absorption of reflecting grating should be taken into consideration while up to now no such general matrix was developed and we leave this for future study. Using Eqs. (4)-(7) and () we can easily obtain the elements of the correlation matrix just after reflection: sin ik exp T r AAB sin r Q r (4) where Q has the form with q q q q q q q q q q Q. (5) q4 q43 q44 q46 q q q q q q Here g sin / sin g g q q i i 44 k k I I g q3 q3 q46 q64 i k i g q q g g q q q q i 4 4 I k k i i 55 I I 5 5 I k k q q q q i i q q q q k k and (6) g cos cos / sin. It can be seen from Eq. (6) that since q and 3 q are not zero there exist spatiotemporal coupling. It means that only the pulsed 6 beam of zero diffraction order m ([given values of ψ and φ]) has no spatiotemporal coupling. Also it is seen from Eqs. (5) and (6) that the spatial-temporal coupling of the pulsed beam at output plane depends on the diffraction order of grating i.e. reflective angle of the pulsed beam. For the sake of convenience we confine our analysis to values of degree of polarization when r i.e. on the axis of the beam in space domain and at the pulse center in time domain. For this position on using Eqs. (8) and (9) we find that the correlation matrix takes the form z AAB g I 4I I 4k z g I g g 4I I g 4k and the degree of polarization becomes / / (7) # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 59
9 P z 4Det A A (8) Tr xx yy x xx y yy xx yy Ax xx Ay yy with / z I 4I I 4k (9) / z gi g g 4I I g. 4k It is seen from Eqs. (7)-(9) that if the incident angle and the reflected angle coincide i.e. if then g and g and hence is not spatial-temporal coupling. Equation (9) then reduces to z I 4 I I. () 4k On substituting Eq. () into Eq. (8) we find that the result for the degree of polarization of the pulsed beam agrees with that of reference [7] by Ding et al. If then the spatial-temporal coupling occurs and as it can be seen from the Eq. (8) it affects the evolution of degree of polarization. In particular in the limiting case of the far-field the degree of polarization is given by the expression A A lim P ( z) z A x xx y yy xxx Ayyy () where is a parameter independent of the propagation distance z and given by the formula 4 g g I I I I 4I I g g / /. () Thus the degree of polarization tends to a constant value after the pulsed beam travels in free space at a sufficiently large distance. It is well known that the degree of polarization of a coherent electromagnetic beam remains invariant on propagation in free space while the degree of polarization of a stochastic electromagnetic beam varies on propagation in the near field and in the intermediate propagation distances [3]. The degree of coherence r rtr Tr Tr r r / r r r r of a REMPB increases on propagation and the REMPB approaches to a coherent electromagnetic pulse beam in the far field thus its degree of polarization tends to a constant value in the far field. 4. Numerical results We will now discuss the results of the previous section with the help of numerical calculations of the degree of polarization of the REMPB after its interaction with a reflection grating. Unless it is specified otherwise in figure captions the following parameters of the source of the pulse and the grating were selected: Ax 3/ Ay Bxx Byy Bxy Byx xx yy.36 rad fs Ixx Iyy I Iyy Ixx xx yy # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 5
10 dg / 6mm 3. Also we set t / c and / t c where t and represent the pulsed duration and the temporal degree of coherence respectively. t Fig. 3. Dependence of the degree of polarization of a REMPB on the propagation distance z and the pulse duration for different diffraction orders m with t I mm I xx mm t ps. Fig. 4. Dependence of the degree of polarization P of a REMPB on the propagation distance z and the r.m.s. width I of the intensity for different diffraction orders m with Ixx mm t ps t ps. Fig. 5. Dependence of the degree of polarization P on the propagation distance z and the r.m.s. width of temporal degree of coherence t for different diffraction orders m with I mm Ixx mm t ps. # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 5
11 In Figs. 3-6 we demonstrate with the help of three-dimensional plots of the degree of polarization varying with propagation distance z from the reflecting grating and several parameters of the pulse for several chosen diffraction orders of the grating (m = 7). In particular Fig. 3 shows the effect of pulse duration t Fig. 4 that of r.m.s. width I of the intensity Fig. 5 that of r.m.s. width of temporal degree of coherence t and Fig. 6 that of r.m.s. width of spatial degree of coherence Ixx (while the other correlations are kept fixed). One sees from these plots that only in case when m = no spatio-temporal coupling occurs in the reflected pulsed beam. In order to provide quantitatively better results we show in Figs. 7- two dimensional plots the degree of polarization depending on various source and system parameters for several fixed values of diffraction order m. In particular in Fig. 7 the dependence of the degree of polarization on propagation distance from the source is given in the rest of the figures the distance was kept fixed while the parameters of the source were varied. One notices that in some cases such as in Fig. 7 and 9 the degree of polarization does not depend on propagation distance and r.m.s intensity in a monotonic way. Fig. 6. Dependence of the degree of polarization P on the propagation distance z and the r.m.s. width of spatial degree of coherence Ixx for different diffraction orders m with mm ps t ps. I t Fig. 7. Dependence of the degree of polarization P on the propagation distance z for different diffraction orders m with I mm Ixx mm t ps t ps. # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 5
12 Fig. 8. Dependence of the degree of polarization P on the pulse duration t for different diffraction orders m at z = m with I mm Ixx mm t ps. Fig. 9. Dependence of the degree of polarization P on the r.m.s. width different diffraction orders m at z = m with Ixx mm t of the intensity for I ps t ps. Fig.. Dependence of the degree of polarization P on the r.m.s. width of temporal degree of coherence for different diffraction orders m at z = m with t I mm I xx mm t ps. # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 53
13 Fig.. Dependence of the degree of polarization P on the r.m.s. width of spatial degree of coherence for different diffraction orders m at z m with mm Ixx t ps t ps. I 5. Conclusion With the help of matrix optics we have analyzed the interaction of a REMPB with linear optical systems. As an application example the degree of polarization of a typical REMPB reflected from a reflecting grating was explored. It is found that spatio-temporal coupling occurs in the reflected REMPB of nonzero diffraction order and the statistics properties of the reflected REMPB depend closely on the parameters of the source beam and the reflecting grating. Acknowledgments Min Yao acknowledges the support by Scientific Research Fund of Zhejiang Provincial Education Department China (Grant No. Y9863). Yangjian Cai acknowledges the support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 94 the Foundation for the Author of National Excellent Doctoral Dissertation of PR China under Grant No. 98 the Natural Science of Jiangsu Province under Grant No. BK94 the Huo Ying Dong Education Foundation of China under Grant No. 9 and the Key Project of Chinese Ministry of Education under Grant No. 8. O. Korotkova's research is funded by the US AFOSR (grant FA 9558) and US ONR (Grant N899P93). Qiang Lin acknowledges the support by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No Zhaoying Wang acknowledges the support by the Zhejiang Provincial Qian-Jiang-Ren-Cai Project of China (9R34) and the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (QNA34). # $5. USD Received 7 Aug ; revised Oct ; accepted 3 Oct ; published 8 Oct (C) OSA October / Vol. 8 No. / OPTICS EXPRESS 54
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