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Backscattering Diffusing Wave Spectroscopy probe with polarisation-maintaining monomode optical fibres

Carlos Rega, Chris Lloyd, David Attwood, David Clarke, and Pauline Geraghty

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Abstract

A backscattering diffusing wave spectroscopy probe, consisting of two monomode polarisation-maintaining optical fibres (light source and detector), has been designed. The polarisation planes of the fibres are mutually perpendicular to avoid detection of singly scattered photons. The corresponding autocorrelation function is derived.

© 2000 Optical Society of America

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