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February 25, 2026Applied Physics B0 citationsOpen Access

Polarization-referenced phase modulation for encoding and detection of structured singular beams

KTKushal Kumar TripathiRKRaj KumarPKPraveen Kumar

Key Points

  • The study aims to develop a robust technique for retrieving encoded optical information under challenging real-world conditions.
  • Developed a two-dimensional Polarization-referenced phase modulation (PRPM) technique.
  • Conducted simulations to assess the performance of PRPM under various noise conditions.
  • Performed experiments to validate the robustness of PRPM against turbulence and speckle noise.
  • PRPM shows improved retrieval accuracy of encoded information compared to traditional methods.
  • Experiments confirm effectiveness of PRPM in turbulent conditions.
  • Simulation results indicate significant resilience to environmental fluctuations and system misalignment.

Abstract

In real-world scenarios of optical information encoding systems, accurate retrieval of optical information can be challenging due to noise, environmental fluctuations, and system misalignment. As a potential solution, we propose a novel two-dimensional Polarization-referenced phase modulation (PRPM) that allows robust retrieval of encoded information under real-world conditions. Simulation and experimental results demonstrate the robustness of the proposed modulation technique for singularity detection against turbulence and speckle noise conditions during propagation.

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Tripathi et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699e9152f5123be5ed04ebb1https://doi.org/10.1007/s00340-026-08635-y
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