Turbulence Mitigation in Phase-Conjugated Two-Photon Imaging
arXiv:1105.0128
Abstract
It is shown that the use of phase conjugation in one arm of a correlated two-photon imaging apparatus allows undistorted ghost imaging through a region with randomly-varying phase shifts. The images are formed from correlated pairs of photons in such a way that turbulence-induced phase shifts gained by the photons during passage through the medium cancel pairwise.
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