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Multiple frequency resolution using stressed liquid crystal as a Fourier transform spectrometer

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Abstract

Stressed liquid crystals are tested with two-wavelength sources and varying intensity inputs in order to further examine their functionality as phase modulating elements in Fourier transform spectroscopy.

© 2009 Optical Society of America

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