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    Author
    LIEPMANN, TILL WOLFGANG.
    Issue Date
    1983
    Keywords
    Interferometers.
    
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    Abstract
    A common path interferometer utilizing noncritically phase matched frequency doubling crystals is presented. The interference pattern is directly sensitive to the wavefront shape (like that of a Mach Zender) and is in the second harmonic of the laser source. This interferometer has twice the sensitivity of a two beam interferometer. All the optics are 100% transmitting (i.e. no beam splitters), the contrast is adjustable, and the laser intensity pattern is not affected by the interferometer. This interferometer is similar in some ways to the Point Diffraction interferometer, and the two are compared in this paper. A theory of operation is presented, though the reference wave of the interferometer is flatter than predicted. Several possible reasons for this were examined, but no discovery made.
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    doctoral
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    Optical Sciences
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    University of Arizona
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