Topic of doctoral theses

Polarization multiplexing in correlation and holographic imaging

Supervisor: prof. RNDr. Radim Chmelík, Ph.D.
Specialist: Ing. Petr Bouchal, Ph.D.
Description:
Correlation and holographic imaging are techniques that allow either quantitative phase or three-dimensional image reconstruction from interference pattern. The doctoral thesis aims to implement new configurations for correlation and holographic imaging, where the light is multiplexed into orthogonal polarization states rather than divided into independent optical paths. Such systems are expected to improve existing and provide new imaging features, which are unavailable in up-to-date experiments. The required polarization states will be generated and modulated using electro-optic effect in liquid crystal molecules or new generation optical components working on geometric phase.
Year Programme Branch Specialisation Mode Language Status
2019/20 D4F-P D-FMI F F cs Approved by branch committee