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Wigner function for highly convergent three-dimensional wave fields

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Abstract

The angle-impact Wigner function for highly convergent three-dimensional scalar wave fields is derived directly by use of the three-dimensional generalized optical transfer function rather than from a six-dimensional Wigner function. The angle-impact Wigner function is a real four-dimensional function from which the intensity at any point in space is readily determined.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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