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time-reversed Young interferometry
technology2 mentionslast seen Oct 9, 2026
An interferometry technique with a time-reversed geometry where the fringe is a conditional response indexed by a programmed source coordinate rather than a marginal distribution of detector positions.
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- time-reversed Young interferometrydepends onoptical entropy88% confidence1 source
- time-reversed Young interferometrydepends onGreen function85% confidence1 source
- time-reversed Young interferometrydepends onentropic reciprocity82% confidence1 source
- time-reversed Young interferometrydepends onFisher information80% confidence1 source
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time-reversed Young interferometrydepends onoptical entropy
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