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Volume 4607 Selected Papers from Fifth International Conference on Correlation Optics

Oleg V. Angelsky February 2002

Conference Location: Chernivsti, Ukraine Conference Date: Thursday 10 May 2001

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Informative Content of Statistical Optical Fields, Including Optical Chaos, Singular Optics, and Optical Telecommunications
Optical Correlation Devices Based on Diffractive Optical Elements, Including Fractal Optics
Optical Correlation Diagnostics and Microscopy of Rough Surfaces and Random Media
Photorefractive Crystals and Their Applications in Optical Correlation Techniques
New Applications of Correlation Optics in Biology and Medicine

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Informative Content of Statistical Optical Fields, Including Optical Chaos, Singular Optics, and Optical Telecommunications

Select this Article		Correlation optics at the single-photon level: device physics and quantum mechanics William T. Rhodes, Angela M. Guzman, and Jean-Pierre Goedgebuer Proc. SPIE 4607, 1 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455170 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Optical engineers will need to know progressively more about quantum optics as they move into fields like quantum cryptography, quantum computing, and quantum teleportation. Intuition based in classical optics can sometimes serve the system designer well, but in some cases classical intuition conflicts with quantum-regime fact. This paper provides an introductory review to certain important aspects of quantum optics, such as the particle-wave duality of photons, field quantization, quantum states of radiation, particularly as they relate to the first- and second-order correlation processes that are important in distinguishing the quantum regime of light from the classical regime. It also presents the results of two preliminary quantum-regime analyses of devices important in the engineering of information processing systems that operate at the individual photon level, the electro-optic modulator and the acousto-optic modulator.

Select this Article		Topology of optical vortices spontaneous birth Vyacheslav N. Gorshkov, Anna N. Kononenko, and Marat S. Soskin Proc. SPIE 4607, 13 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455181 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract A theory of optical vortex spontaneous birth in a propagating light beams with smooth wave fronts is presented. Two possible mechanisms of optical vortices birth (nucleation) are developed. The conditions of their realization are formulated.

Select this Article		Characteristics of scalar random field and its vortex networks: recovery of the optical phase Oleg V. Angelsky, R. Brandel, and Igor I. Mokhun Proc. SPIE 4607, 25 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455191 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Some physical aspects of role of vortices (and its networks) in formation of statistical field transporting the information about the initial image are considered. The results of field reconstruction of object image by different chosen reconstruction samples formed under the use of field vortices characteristics are presented.

Select this Article		Transmitting, destruction, and self-recovery of the optical vortices in low-mode fiber optical systems Alexander V. Volyar and Tatyana A. Fadeyeva Proc. SPIE 4607, 30 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455202 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract It is considered the physical processes of the optical vortex self-recovery both after an ordinary fiber and inside the special fiber types. As a rule, a light field after the fiber has not steady structure but fast changes near a fiber end. The excitation condition may be chosen so that the noise vortices are annihilated and the work vortex is recovered. Besides, optical fibers having regular perturbation so as a spiral winding or a twisting can transmit the optical vortex without structural changes. It is those properties of fiber vortex systems that are studied in the given paper.

Select this Article		Spontaneous birth of optical vortices in a system of copropagating Gaussian beams Marat S. Soskin, Galina V. Bogatiryova, and Vyacheslav N. Gorshkov Proc. SPIE 4607, 40 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455213 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract A possibility of nucleation of wave front singularities kind of vortex dipoles under combination of two smooth wave fronts with Gaussian amplitude distribution substantiated on the base of a parabolic equation is realized experimentally. Trajectories and space dynamics of a vortex dipole and its conversion are studied as the function of the propagation distance.

Select this Article		Interrelations of fine structure of the vector field and its averaged polarization characteristics Alexey I. Mokhun and Marat S. Soskin Proc. SPIE 4607, 47 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455224 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Interrelations of the fine structure of the vector field and its averaged polarization characteristics are considered. It is shown that space averaged Stokes parameters are defined by dispersion of the phase difference in its saddle points. The dispersion of phase difference and dimension of areas with considerable polarization changes are related with the averaged space between the nearest adjacent component vortices f the same sign. The results of computer simulation and experimental modeling are presented.

Select this Article		Transformation of Laguerre-Gaussian modes carrying optical vortices and their orbital angular momentum by cylindrical lens Vladimir G. Denisenko, Marat S. Soskin, and Mikhail V. Vasnetsov Proc. SPIE 4607, 54 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455235 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract We present experimental results for passing of optical vortex (OV) through cylindrical lens. Process OV transformation by cylindrical lens doesn't considered in detail before. OV change the sign of topological charge after focus. At this situation emerged the question: 'What does happen with orbital angular momentum?' because the conservation laws of topological charge and orbital angular momentum must be safe. Answer on this question can give more information about propagation of OV and about of transformation orbital angular momentum within combined beams.

Select this Article		Computer simulation and physical modeling of self-converging optical traps R. Brandel, Alexey I. Mokhun, Igor I. Mokhun, and I. D. Paliychuk Proc. SPIE 4607, 59 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455237 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The possibility of the self-converging optical traps formation on the base of elementary polarization singularities is considered. The principles of the formation of s-contours with optimal characteristics are formulated. The technique of creating of such field based on the computer-generated holograms is proposed. The results of computer simulation and experimental modeling are presented.

Select this Article		Birth and death events in topological multipole fields after emissions from an optical fiber Yuri V. Egorov, Alexei N. Alexeyev, Oleg A. Shipulin, Alexander V. Volyar, and Marat S. Soskin Proc. SPIE 4607, 66 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455171 \| Cited 1 time Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract It is represented the experimental results confirming the existence of the optical vortices after a low mode fiber end, while there are no free optical vortices propagating along the fiber itself. In this case the vortices are as a rule coupled. The vortex pairs is shown to arise at some distance from fiber output and then they disappear after passing through some space section. This distance revealed to be controlled by means of the fiber excitation way. Though the optical vortices are born (annihilated) in pairs, at the same distance a single vortex may appear separately in the observation field, displacing other vortices at the infinity. This happens due to the interference energy conversion from one vortex to an other.

Select this Article		Modes of twisted fibers Constantin N. Alexeyev and Alexander V. Volyar Proc. SPIE 4607, 71 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455172 \| Cited 2 times Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The mode structure in weakly guiding twisted fibers is investigated. It is demonstrated that in the case of small pitch of twist in the model without the spin-orbit coupling modes of twisted fibers are almost pure circular vortices with suppressed mode dispersion. The influence of the spin- orbit coupling on mode structure in twisted fibers is discussed.

Select this Article		Optical vortex generation by optical wedge Yana V. Izdebskaya, Vladlen G. Shvedov, Dmitry Kurabtzev, Alexei N. Alexeyev, and Alexander V. Volyar Proc. SPIE 4607, 78 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455173 \| Cited 2 times Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract It is experimentally and theoretically studied the generated vortex process by the optical wedge and the optical knife. After those optical transparencies it takes place the birth and death vortices events. By adjusting the slope angle of the transparency and the beam truncation depth, the Gaussian beam may be converted into the singular beam transferring a single vortex.

Select this Article		Computer processing of fiber-vortex sensor data Tatyana A. Fadeyeva, Dmitry Kurabtzev, Alexander V. Volyar, and Marat S. Soskin Proc. SPIE 4607, 83 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455174 \| Cited 2 times Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract It was considered three methods of the computer processing of the spiral interference pattern being the result of two field superposition: the field carrying over an optical vortex and scattered from the optical fiber with a field of a referent fundamental Gaussian beam. The revolving interference pattern was subjected to the computer processing and the coordinates of the spiral center and the parameter of the spiral curvature was defined. As a result of that it was chosen the most optical method and was found that optimal computer inaccuracy of measurements of spiral phase is 0.0115 rad.

Select this Article		Measurement of the orbital angular momentum of an optical beam with the help of space-angle intensity moments Alexander Y. Bekshaev and Andriy Y. Popov Proc. SPIE 4607, 90 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455175 \| Cited 2 times Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract An orbital angular momentum (OAM) of the optical beam is shown to be reflected in the special structure of its matrix of space-angle intensity moments. Considering the properties of these moments and their transformations, a conclusion has been made that any light beam with the OAM experiences a characteristic transverse shift during its interaction with a plane boundary or a diffraction grating. On this base, a method for the immediate measurement of the beam OAM is proposed. The simple experimental arrangement for such a measurement includes a self-collimating diffraction grating, a position-sensitive quadrant photodetector and a device for the beam rotation around its longitudinal axis.

Select this Article		Vortex soliton in parabolic optical fiber Igor V. Dzedolik and A. I. Dzedolik Proc. SPIE 4607, 99 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455176 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract It is shown, that the vortex pulse may be transformed into the vortex soliton in the parabolic optical fiber, if the pulse power is more than the threshold value. The changes of the soliton phase are examined.

Select this Article		Vortex pulse interference Igor V. Dzedolik and S. N. Lapayeva Proc. SPIE 4607, 104 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455177 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The interference of the vortex pulse having passed through the optical fiber and basic Gaussian pulse is considered theoretically. It is shown that the interference figure depends on the phase shift of the vortex pulse is gained in the fiber under the exterior influence.

Select this Article		EDW: edge diffraction wave, edge dislocation wave, or whether tertio est datur? The bicentenary of Thomas Young's wave diffraction theory Peter V. Polyanskii and Galina V. Bogatiryova Proc. SPIE 4607, 109 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455178 \| Cited 2 times Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract A dramatic bicentenary history of the Thomas Young's wave interpretation of diffraction phenomena is briefly outlined. Both theoretical and experimental milestones substantiating the Young's diffraction paradigm are discussed. Vitality and topicality of the Young's views on the nature of diffraction are argued. Relation of the Young's concept of diffraction phenomena with the novel decomposition of the solution of the diffraction problem in the spirit of 'singular optics' is considered.

Select this Article		Spectral analysis of the device operators in polarization dynamics Tiberiu S. Tudor Proc. SPIE 4607, 125 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455179 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The spectral analysis of the device (instrument) operators, as an alternative approach to the dynamical polarization phenomena, is presented by means of two examples of classical time-varying optical device: the electro-optical modulator with longitudinal effect in crystals of KDP and the rotating birefringent plate. The polarization-spectral structure of the modulated light is analyzed on this basis, in terms of spectral Jones vectors.

Select this Article		Peculiarities of vector coherent optical field formation M. Y. Sakhnovskiy, B. M. Timochko, and Miroslav T. Strinadko Proc. SPIE 4607, 136 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455180 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The real optical fields formed by the coherent beams are characterized by the certain distribution of intensity and polarization. The formation of such field is caused by presence in space of several coherent beams with various wave vectors and condition polarization. In research work the analysis of such fields in the determined plane of uniform coordinate system is carried out. It's shown that for the analysis of interferentional picture it's good to use three corners describing space position of the electrical vector in chosen coordinate system. We consider two limit cases: field homogeneous on intensity and with the certain polarizing distribution and its contrary one. The contrasts of the interferentional pictures for a number of characteristic directions of the electrical vector through ellipsometric parameters are determined. The conditions for registration and restoration of polarizing structure of the field in holography are determined.

Select this Article		Object field correlation properties as information carriers of image Yuri N. Zakharov, Evsey Yakubovich, and P. A. Khandokhin Proc. SPIE 4607, 143 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455182 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The registration of an autocorrelation function of an object field with the help of Fizeau interferometer was carried out in order to reconstruct an object field and derive the volumetric image without information redundancy. In result the obtained image corresponded expected.

Select this Article		Computer simulation of the referenceless holography algorithm for transmitted data encryption and decryption Dimitry N. Burkovets, A. Gogunets, Igor I. Mokhun, and Julia Y. Viktorovska Proc. SPIE 4607, 148 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455183 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The possibility of computer realization of information coding and decoding based on the principles of referenceless holography is considered. The results of preliminary investigations are presented.

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Optical Correlation Devices Based on Diffractive Optical Elements, Including Fractal Optics

Select this Article		Three-dimensional microscopy and measurement by phase-shifting digital holography Ichirou Yamaguchi Proc. SPIE 4607, 153 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455184 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Digital holography means hologram recording by a CCD and image reconstruction by a computer. The conventional off- axis setup has limitations arising from much lower resolution of CCD than photographic materials. In phase- shifting digital holography employing an in-line setup complex amplitude at a CCD plane is directly detected by stepwise phase-shifting of the reference beam. The complex amplitude is then subject to Fresnel transformation to deliver complex amplitude in three-dimensional space. This method suppresses the zero-th and conjugate images completely and provides high quality of reconstructed images. In this paper basic procedure of the phase-shifting digital holography is first described. Then its applications to 3-dimensional microscopy is reported that is capable of numerical focusing and direct phase observation. Without any imaging lens we can attain resolution of a few micrometers. The second application is concerned with measurement of surface shape that takes the difference of phase distributions reconstructed from different incident angles of the object illuminating beam. This method has the same sensitivity as the conventional fringe projection but the evaluation is simpler and can also be used for deeper and smaller objects. Finally issues for practical applications are discussed.

Select this Article		Fourier approach to digital holography Romulad Jozwicki Proc. SPIE 4607, 161 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455185 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Basing on the Huyghens-Kirchhoff's formula the relations between field distributions on the object and Fourier transform spheres with parameterized coordinates in the vector form are introduced. The application of the reference sphere transformation principle is proposed. The set of equations using Fourier transformation to determine the field distributions on various planes in the holographic image space is given. Simulating a complete holographic process some examples of the amplitude distribution determination are presented

Select this Article		Local optical characteristics of semiconductor surfaces Pavel Tomanek, Marketa Benesova, Dana Kostalova, and Petr Letal Proc. SPIE 4607, 168 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455186 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Photoluminescence (PL), photoreflectance (PR) and photocurrent (PC) spectroscopic techniques have demonstrated to be helpful experimental methods to investigate the properties of bulk semiconductors, microstructures, surfaces and interfaces. We present near-field local PL, PR and PC spectroscopic study of semiconductor quantum structures using a technique of reflection Scanning Near-field Optical Microscope (SNOM) in combination with Nitrogen laser and tuning dye laser and with He-Ne laser. Reflection Scanning Near-field Optical Microscope (SNOM) employs an uncoated and/or Au-metallized single-mode fiber tip both as nanosource and a nanoprobe. In the illumination-collection hybrid mode, the first one serves to excite the semiconductor sample and the second one to investigate characteristics of the structure and to pick up the PL and PR intensity reflected from the sample. In the illumination mode, the nanosource illuminates locally the semiconductor structure, and excites the photoelectrons in the PC spectroscopy. This near-field device is applied for the diagnostics of the defects in semiconductor devices. Take opportunity of the high lateral resolution of the microscope and combine it with fast micro-PL, PR responses, it is possible to locate for instance defects in a multiple quantum well grown by molecular beam epitaxy. Near-field characteristics of measured quantities are also discussed.

Select this Article		Simple and compact ESPI system for displacement measurements on specular reflecting or optical rough surfaces Rene S. Hansen Proc. SPIE 4607, 178 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455187 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract This paper presents a stable and compact speckle interferometer for doing out-of-plane displacement measurements on reflective as well as diffusely scattering object surfaces. The set-up is based on a nearly path length compensated interferometer of the Fizeau type and uses diffuse illumination of the object combined with a speckled reference wave. This combination eliminates the need of special optical components, and the interferometer can be built of commonly available components. The diffuse illumination wave is obtained by scattering coherent light from a diffusely scattering surface. The speckled reference wave is established by reflecting a part of the diffuse illumination wave from a glass plate placed in front of the object.

Select this Article		Holographic applications of As-S-Se inorganic resist Sergey A. Kostyukevych, Miroslav Vlcek, Nadya L. Moskalenko, Peter E. Shepeliavii, Alexander V. Stronski, Sergey V. Svechnikov, and Evgenie F. Venger Proc. SPIE 4607, 184 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455188 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The present paper is concerned with the investigation of imaging properties of As-S-Se media in application for fabrication of holographic optical security elements. Structural changes in such medica under the influence of external factors (exposure or annealing) were studied. Photo- and thermally induced structural changes were directly confirmed by Raman scattering measurements. Surface relief formation properties were investigated with the help of improved amine based solvents, which provided good surface quality. Various types of holographic security elements (HSE) were fabricated and their properties studied. Fabricated surface relief provided high values of diffraction efficiency. For example, diffraction efficiency of such elements as holographic diffraction gratings consisted up to 60 - 70% in non-polarized light. High quality polymer copies of the initial HSE were obtained.

Select this Article		Optical low-coherent interference profilometer with improved performance Yuri V. Chugui, I. V. Golubev, Yu. D. Makashev, and Ye. V. Sysoev Proc. SPIE 4607, 189 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455189 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Profile measurement of the surface defects (with the depth of dozens of microns), based on the low-coherent interferometry, is discussed in this paper. The major challenge for production of such devices is selecting interference fields, which are used to determine the isolines of the defect depth. A direct way to find low- contrast interference fields in a large dynamic light range appears to be an extremely difficult procedure. We propose an effective interference fields localization technique based on the reference wave phase modulation that against others provides high measurement accuracy and reliability. The reconstructed 3D-image and depth isoline map of 50 micrometers deep defect on the metallic surface of the fuel element are also presented. The system for surface profile measurement with the following characteristics has been developed: surface reconstruction error is less than 2 micrometers , surface reconstruction range on depth is up to 10 mm.

Select this Article		Effect of negative imaging by an opaque screen Peter V. Polyanskii and A. D. Arkhelyuk Proc. SPIE 4607, 197 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455190 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The effect of negative imaging of an extended source of polychromatic radiation by an opaque screen is elaborated. It is shown that such imaging is of geometrical optics (shadow) nature rather than of diffraction one, as it was assumed earlier. On the base of the geometrical optics model, we define spatial domain behind an opaque screen where the negative imaging is realized, and determine the dependencies of the image parameters on the experimental conditions. Negative images are demonstrated for the first time, and the qualitative confirmation of the geometrical optics model is given.

Select this Article		Higher-order holographic associative memories and image processing Peter V. Polyanskii and Christina V. Fel'de Proc. SPIE 4607, 206 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455192 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The problem of holographic associative memory and image processing is treated with account of the higher-order components of a thin hologram's amplitude transmittance and its higher diffraction orders. It is shown for the first time that a far-field nonlinear hologram of a diffraction aperture read out by the stored signal or its part provides full-image reconstructions (associative responses) in all observable diffraction orders. This result substantially develops so-called 'quadric holography approach' establishing that only error-corrected complex-conjugate associative response at the minus-second diffraction order of nonlinearly recorded thin hologram of a diffuse object can be reconstructed. Proceeding from the Young-Rubinowicz model of diffraction phenomena, it has been substantiated and proved experimentally that the higher-order associative responses turn out to be contoured being the higher-order reconstructions of the Young's edge diffraction wave. Besides, it is shown that a near-field nonlinear hologram from a half-tone input signal (without a diffuser) provides self-imaging of the stored memory in the form of its conjugate image with the inverted contrast.

Select this Article		Small optical device for measurement of surface roughness Vladimir Y. Mendeleev, Sergey N. Skovorod'ko, Vladimir N. Porotov, and Konstantin Y. Kim Proc. SPIE 4607, 214 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455193 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The device based on the reflectometric method is intended to measure surface roughness parameter Ra by means of comparison of light power reflected from a measured rough surface and light power reflected from standard rough surfaces with known Ra. The light power is measured in the specular direction for the normal incidence. The range of measured Ra is 0.05 - 1.3 micrometers . The device was tested in factory conditions for measurement of surface roughness of a roller during grinding. Values of Ra measured with the device were compared with the values determined with a profilometer. Difference between values Ra measured with the both devices was no more than 10%.

Select this Article		Formation of autocorrelation recall of small-sized objects Mickolay M. Dominikov, Miroslav T. Strinadko, and B. M. Timochko Proc. SPIE 4607, 217 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455194 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The paper deals with the technique of processing of speckle- frames of small-sized disseminating objects according to their isophots. Isophots of single contrast built for different intensity levels, result in redistribution of intensity in the maximum diffraction orders, that is in the area remote from low frequency, noise components. It allows adequately to perform the analysis and to define the microshape of an object.

Select this Article		Investigation of optical diffraction by Sierpinski's carpets Maksimyak Alexander and Rukhtin Vasil Proc. SPIE 4607, 220 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455195 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The results of a theoretical and experimental investigation concerning to some peculiarities of reproduction of the Sierpinski's carpets structure at the diffracted optical field are represented. The elements of Sierpinski's carpet is reproduced in the diffracted field. For the input fractal of the 4th level, image fractals of all levels from 1 to 3 are observed at the diffracted field, and the image is noised. The experimental results are shown to be in a good agreement with the ones obtained through computer simulation.

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Optical Correlation Diagnostics and Microscopy of Rough Surfaces and Random Media

Select this Article		Statistics for partially developed speckles: the impact on speckle-based measurements Steen G. Hanson, Rene S. Hansen, and Harold T. Yura Proc. SPIE 4607, 227 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455196 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The treatment of first- and second order intensity statistics of light scattered from surfaces not giving rise to fully developed speckles will be presented. Analytical expressions will be given for speckle size, first-order intensity moments and intensity variance within the framework of using the Huygens-Fresnel integral with the complete optical system included by the complex valued system ray ABCD-matrix. Various surface models will be presented, all being based on a Gaussian height distribution with various lateral length scale(s). For the sake of simplicity, only rotationally symmetric optical systems will be treated and no depolarization effects during scattering will be included.

Select this Article		New feasibilities for characterizing rough surfaces by optical correlation techniques Oleg V. Angelsky Proc. SPIE 4607, 241 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455197 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract New feasibilities are considered for optical correlation diagnostics of rough surfaces with different distributions of irregularities. The influence of deviations of the height surface roughness distribution from a Gaussian probability distribution on the accuracy of optical analysis is discussed. The possibility for optical diagnostics of fractal surface structures are shown and the set of statistical and dimensional parameters of the scattered fields for surface roughness diagnostics is determined. Finally, a multifunctional measuring device for estimation of these parameters is proposed.

Select this Article		Fractality of optical fields scattered by power-law-illuminated diffusers Jun Uozumi Proc. SPIE 4607, 257 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455198 \| Cited 1 time Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Some recent development on the properties of speckle intensity distributions that have fractal properties are presented. First, computer simulations are discussed for speckles produced by power-law illuminated diffusers with a wide range of the exponent 0 < D < 3 for the power function. By the simulation, the previous theoretical prediction for 1 < D < 3 is confirmed, and new results are found for D <EQ 1. Next, axial correlation property in the Fresnel diffraction region of the power-law illuminated diffuser is discussed on the theoretical and experimental basis. It is theoretically shown that the axial correlation function obeys the power function with the exponent of D - 2, which is subsequently confirmed by experiment. Finally, a method for producing fractal speckles in the image plane of a scattering object is proposed. Such speckles are actually generated and their power-law correlation behavior is demonstrated experimentally.

Select this Article		Speckle correlation technique as applied to structure analysis of multiphase systems with spatially separated components Pavel V. Zakharov, Dmitry A. Zimnyakov, and V. Trifonov Proc. SPIE 4607, 268 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455199 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Speckle correlation diagnostics was used to study non- stationary multiple scattering multi-phase systems with spatially separated components on the instance of porous media in the course of liquid-phase evaporation. We propose a phenomenological model in which the local interfaces between air-filled and liquid-filled spaces in the probed medium act as an ensemble of the elementary dynamic scatters. The motions of local interface boundaries in such a scattering coherently illuminated system cause the dynamics of speckle patterns, and their decorrelation rate is related to mass transfer rate in the porous medium. Thus, correlation or spectral analysis of the speckle dynamics allows us to evaluate structural characteristics of such an object under given evaporation conditions. In this paper the results of experimental study of sequences of speckle images for model porous media (paper) are compared with computer simulation of irreversible growth. Possible applications of speckle correlation technique for porous media structure diagnostics in industry, biology and medicine are discussed.

Select this Article		Experimental study of a reason for depolarization of laser light scattered from a rough surface Vladimir Y. Mendeleev and Sergey N. Skovorod'ko Proc. SPIE 4607, 275 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455200 \| Cited 1 time Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The study is carried out for a unidirectional rough steel surface with rms roughness of 1.77 micrometers and rms slope of roughness of 0.135 rad. The degree of depolarization of scattered laser light with wavelength of 0.6328 micrometers was measured with a polarometer in the specular direction in the angular range of 30 - 80 degree(s). For laser light linearly polarized at a 45 degree(s) angle to the plane of incidence, the dependence of the measured degree of depolarization on angle of incidence has one maximum equal to 0.1 and an angle of incidence corresponding to the maxima is 70 degree(s). It is found experimentally that the reason for the measured depolarization is spatial variations of the azimuth and the ellipticity of the fully polarized scattered light within a polarometer aperture. Computer simulation of the scattering from a one-dimensional rough surface satisfactorily describing the dependence of the measured degree of depolarization on angle of incidence up to 70 degree(s) inclusive shows the single scattering makes the main contribution to the dependence of the measured degree of depolarization on angle of incidence.

Select this Article		Computerized simulation of sharp properties of photopaper Oleg N. Kozakov Proc. SPIE 4607, 281 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455201 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The determination of the modulation transfer function of a photographic paper assumed the examination of the absorption process and light scattering in multilayer system: the protective layer - the emulsion layer - the barytes layer - the paper base. Special difficulties appear while examining the above-mentioned processes in the paper base that has to do with its anisotropy composition and, consequently, by spatial non-isotropy of its optical parameters. In this work it is shown that the usage of the statistical simulation method (Monte-Carlo method) makes it possible to by-pass the stated problem by the introduction of the point spread function of the paper base, which is possible to determine experimentally. Here are given the results of the modulation transfer function of a definite photopaper with a medium size of emulsion microcrystals (d equals 0.32 mcm).

Select this Article		Estimation of the polarization performances of a polydisperse medium with dynamically varying geometrical optic parameters A. D. Arkhelyuk and L. I. Podkamen Proc. SPIE 4607, 285 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455203 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Method of using the matrix method optics of light-scattering media for research the polarization characteristics of objects with dynamically varying geometrical optic parameters is described in this work. The results of measurings the Mueller matrix components of nematic liquid crystal (NLC) during the activity of electrical impulse are given. The character of transformation matrix (MT) and light scattering matrix (LSM) symmetry of exploring medium are determined. General analysis of nonzero components time dependencies of NLC Mueller matrix is given. The possibility of using the electrocontrollable liquid crystal as the model object for exploring the influence of the shape, size and orientation of nonspherical particles on the size of their Mueller matrix components is noted.

Select this Article		Fractal dimension of rough surfaces Alexander V. Kovalchuk Proc. SPIE 4607, 291 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455204 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Does a rough surface have a random, fractal or multifractal heights distribution? The problem is studied by calculation of dimension spectra of both sample rough surfaces and elementary distributions.

Select this Article		Light scattering by Brownian particles Alexander P. Maksimyak Proc. SPIE 4607, 297 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455205 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Light-scattering by the ensemble of Brownian particles is simulated and experimentally modeled. It has been shown that temporal stochastization of the scattered radiation field, in contrast to spatial stochastization of this field, keeps the fractal properties of the particles movement. Empirical diagnostics interconnections have been found between the fractal dimension and correlation exponent of the scattered radiation intensity, on the one hand, and the parameters of light-scattering medium, on the other hand.

Select this Article		Experimental research of the numerical characteristics of chaotic processes Ivan A. Buchkovsky, Andrey G. Gorkavchuk, V. S. Lomanets, and Peter P. Maksimyak Proc. SPIE 4607, 306 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455206 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The attention to the expediency of using an analytical signal for modeling at pseudo-phase space is paid to researching the numerical characteristics of processes in small-sized objects with the help of correlation integral.

Select this Article		Angular conditions of regular reflection detection V. G. Zhytaryuk Proc. SPIE 4607, 310 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455207 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Angular dependencies of mirror luster detection in radiation reflected from a rough surface are investigated in a function of a root-mean-square (RMS) deviation of the height from a mean surface line. The difference between theoretical and experimental outcomes is detected. It is shown, that the metal coating of surfaces distorts the experimental outcome.

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Photorefractive Crystals and Their Applications in Optical Correlation Techniques

Select this Article		Activation energy of thermal fixing in LiNbO₃: a comparative study Mostafa A. Ellabban, Gabor Mandula, Romano A. Rupp, Martin Fally, E. Hartmann, Laszlo Kovacs, and K. Polgar Proc. SPIE 4607, 313 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455236 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The activation energy of thermal fixing is determined in congruent and nearly stoichiometric lithium niobate crystals doped with manganese or iron, respectively. Three different techniques were employed: two-wave mixing, holographic scattering and DC conductivity measurements. A comparison between the three techniques is made and the possible reasons for the discrepancy in the values of the activation energy are discussed. Holographic techniques have the advantage of being contactless methods by which problems coming from electrodes effects are ignored. The holographic scattering technique is much simpler than two-wave mixing technique and gives the same results at high density of the compensating ions. At low free ions concentration it is an ideally sensitive technique to detect the possible dependence of the compensation time constant on the spatial frequency and to determine the concentration of free ions that are responsible for thermal fixing.

Select this Article		Photorefractive effect in terbium gallium garnet I. Amin, B. Sugg, Martin Fally, and Romano A. Rupp Proc. SPIE 4607, 322 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455208 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Terbium gallium garnet is an interesting representative of the family of rare-earth garnets. In these crystal we have observed a photorefractive effect. This effect is probably linked to the light-induced dichroitic and photochromic behavior of this crystal. Using Kramers-Kronig-relations an estimation shows that the light-induced absorption changes can explain the observed refractive index changes. The observation of holographic writing with orthogonally polarized beams may by attribute to orientationally non- equivalent centers, which become anisotropic by the absorption of light after illumination. Yet, the nature of these centers is unclear. Further studies are already under way to clarify this point.

Select this Article		Magneto-optical correlation of the exciton series Bohdan M. Nitsovich, C. Y. Zenkova, and O. V. Derevynchuk Proc. SPIE 4607, 332 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455209 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract A theory of exciton light absorption in inorganic semiconductors with an arbitrary number of hydrogen-like exciton series levels has been suggested. The specific character of the behavior of the exciton-phonon interaction function for different levels of the series in the whole region of the phonon quasimomentum variation has been analyzed in detail. The influence of the weak magnetic field on the energy position of the exciton excitation levels has been investigated. It is shown that there is a full correlation between the bands of magneto-optical and exciton absorption.

Select this Article		Interaction of excitons with optical phonons in layer crystals Bohdan M. Nitsovich, C. Y. Zenkova, and N. K. Kramar Proc. SPIE 4607, 339 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455210 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The investigation is concerned with layer crystals of the GaSe, InSe, GaTe, MoS₂-type and other inorganic semiconductors, whose phonon spectrum has a great number of peculiarities, among them the availability of low-energy optical phonons. In this case the dispersion of these phonons can be essential and vary in character. The mass operator of the exciton-phonon system and the light absorption coefficient for different dispersion laws of optical phonons have been calculated. The influence of the sign of the phonon 'effective mass' on the exciton absorption band of layer crystals, which causes the opposite in sign dynamics of the absorption maximum shift, and the change of the absorption curve asymmetry have been determined.

Select this Article		II-VI compounds wide-band barrier detectors of He-Ne laser V. P. Makhniy, V. E. Baranjuk, Mikhail M. Slyotov, and O. V. Stets Proc. SPIE 4607, 345 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455211 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The basic parameters and characteristics of surface barrier and heterojunction photodiodes that contain a layer of cadmium telluride with an isovalent impurity are examined. The role of the isovalent impurity in the magnification of the temperature and radiant resistance of the detectors is analyzed.

Select this Article		General switching kinetics in optical bistable systems Yurij V. Gudyma Proc. SPIE 4607, 349 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455212 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The kinetics of switching in nonequilibrium bistable systems is studied. It is shown that different dynamical states for the traveling wave front of used generalized parabolic model are the phase states. The latter are described on the phase transitions' language.

Select this Article		Calculation of absorption spectra by 3D-group impurity ions in PbI₂ S. V. Melnichuk, A. V. Kramar, and V. M. Kramar Proc. SPIE 4607, 353 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455214 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The frequencies of internal transitions in impurities in layered semiconductor crystal PbI₂ were calculated using the crystal field theory methods. Possibility of configurations mixing is taken into account.

Select this Article		Acoustic Cotton-Mouton effect in iron borate M. B. Strugatsky, K. M. Skibinsky, V. V. Tarakanov, and V. I. Khizhnyi Proc. SPIE 4607, 356 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455215 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Dependence of the amplitude of transverse sound passed through a basal plate of easy-plane weak ferromagnet FeBO₃ on a magnetic field H, parallel to the plate is investigated in experiment at T equals 77 K. The phenomenon is caused by magnetic birefringence of transverse sound, being the analog of Cotton-Mouton optical effect. In acoustics this effect is associated with magnetic additions appearing in elastic modules upon transition form a paramagnetic phase to an antiferromagnetic one.

Select this Article		FeBO₃:NI monocrystals: photoinduced magnetic effects and synthesis M. B. Strugatsky, S. V. Yagupov, and A. Y. Khrenov Proc. SPIE 4607, 365 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455216 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Monocrystals of Iron Borate, doped by nickel, FeBO₃:Ni, have some extraordinary peculiarities. Domain structure of such crystals at room temperature is analogous to that of pure FeBO₃ crystals. At temperature lower than 130 K, stripe domain structure with period approximately 50 micrometers appears. Light ((lambda) equals 0.8 divided by 1micrometers ) induces uniform movement of the substructure. One more peculiarity of FeBO₃:Ni crystal is photoinduced magnetic memory existence. Method of synthesis of high quality FeBO₃:Ni samples are discussed.

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New Applications of Correlation Optics in Biology and Medicine

Select this Article		Light- scattering studies of blood sedimentation Bronislaw Grzegorzewski and E. Kowalinska Proc. SPIE 4607, 368 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455217 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract We present the result of investigation of blood sediment formation with the use of three different optical techniques. The angular dependence of scattered light intensity, transmitted light intensity across the sediment's layer and correlation of speckle intensity fluctuations were measure. Two characteristic time periods of the sedimentation process are demonstrated. In the first period three phases can be distinguished: the plasma, the phase of diffuse erythrocytes and the phase of already formed aggregates. In the second period the phase of the diffuse erythrocytes disappears. The results support the hypothesis that a phase transition is associated with the blood sedimentation process.

Select this Article		Principles of high-resolution speckle microscopy: analysis of bioflows Sergey S. Ulyanov Proc. SPIE 4607, 374 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455218 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Optical schemes of scanning laser microscope for high- resolution measurements of random microflow are discussed in this paper. Mechanism of formation of output signal is investigated. Amplitude, phase and frequency characteristics of this measuring system are studied.

Select this Article		Doppler and speckle methods for diagnostics in dentistry Sergey S. Ulyanov, Alexander V. Lepilin, Nina G. Lebedeva, Alexey V. Sedykh, Natalia A. Kharish, Yulia Osipova, and Alexander Karpovich Proc. SPIE 4607, 381 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455219 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The results of statistical analysis of Doppler spectra of scattered intensity, obtained from tissues of oral cavity membrane of healthy volunteers, are presented. The dependence of the spectral moments of Doppler signal on cutoff frequency is investigated. Some results of statistical analysis of Doppler spectra, obtained from tooth pulp of patients, are presented. New approach for monitoring of blood microcirculation in orthodontics is suggested. Influence of own noise of measuring system on formation of speckle-interferometric signal is studied.

Select this Article		Wavelet analysis in two-dimensional tomography Dimitry N. Burkovets Proc. SPIE 4607, 391 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455220 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The diagnostic possibilities of wavelet-analysis of coherent images of connective tissue in its pathological changes diagnostics. The effectiveness of polarization selection in obtaining wavelet-coefficients' images is also shown. The wavelet structures, characterizing the process of skin psoriasis, bone-tissue osteoporosis have been analyzed. The histological sections of physiological normal and pathologically changed samples of connective tissue of human skin and spongy bone tissue have been analyzed.

Select this Article		Spectral OCT techniques in eye imaging Andrzej Kowalczyk and Maciej Wojtkowski Proc. SPIE 4607, 397 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455221 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract This contribution presents examples of images of eye in vitro obtained by spectral optical tomography (OCT). Particular interest was focused on obtaining clear images of the corneo-scleral angle and images of fundus which are both essential for diagnosing and planning of a treatment of glaucoma.

Select this Article		Absorption spectral analysis of proteins and free amino acids in Pleurotus ostreatus fruiting body extracts S. Kostyshyn, I. Gorshynska, and S. G. Guminetsky Proc. SPIE 4607, 403 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455222 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The paper deals with the results of spectrophotometric studies of the extracts of Pleurotus ostreatus fruiting bodies, grown in natural conditions in different habitats of Chernivtsy region, in the spectral interval of 215 - 340 nm. It is shown that the samples reveal considerable difference both in free amino acid content and reserved protein content of albumins, globulins, prolamins, glutelins.

Select this Article		Light field scattered on bovine eye lens nucleus Volodimir M. Rudeichuk Proc. SPIE 4607, 408 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455223 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The angular intensity distribution of light scattered on thin section of eye lens nucleus for the set of 27 bovine lenses with various wet weight is investigated in this paper. It is shown that the intensity distribution is the power function of scattering wave vector. The value of power function exponent increases during the wet weight increase. The random density fluctuation theory is used for scattering elements parameters evaluation.

Select this Article		Automative morphome analysis of medical-biological images Vasyl P. Pishak, K. B. Tymochko, and O. P. Antoniuk Proc. SPIE 4607, 411 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455225 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The morphological analysis of medical-biological images is investigated in this article. The developed software allows to calculate the morphometric parameters of histological cuts, the bases of their calculation and statistic processing are given here, using different approaches to mathematical processing.

Select this Article		Chronorhythm peculiarities in the presence of a stochastic exterior agent Vasyl P. Pishak, Taras N. Boychuk, B. M. Timochko, Miroslav T. Strinadko, Katerina B. Timochko, and Marina M. Strinadko Proc. SPIE 4607, 414 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455226 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract It is common to biological systems to have periodical changes of functional parameters. There are chronorhythms that correlate with periodic exterior agents, for example circadian rhythms and diurnal gyration of the Earth etc. Chronorhythm observations of the actual objects have shown the presence of additional rhythms in biosystems, which frequencies do not correlate with sync exterior oscillations. In the research work the analysis of the chronorhythm origin in biosystems, as the reaction to the noise perturbation is conducted. It's shown that the random perturbation can reduce the appearance of a quasiperiodic damping rhythm.

Select this Article		Concentration measurement of lysosome enzymes in blood by fluorimetric analysis method Marina M. Strinadko and Elena M. Strinadko Proc. SPIE 4607, 417 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455227 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The diagnostics of heritable disease series and sugar diabetes, myocardial infarction, collagenosis and kidney diseases widely uses the measurement of lysosomic enzymes in blood. In the present research work the definition procedure of concentration (beta) -glucuronidase with the help of fluorimetric analysis is offered, which allows using microamounts of biological fluids and samples with low enzyme activity which is especially important in paediatric practice. Due to the sharp sensibility of fluorimetric analysis and high speed of luminescent reactions the procedure gives an opportunity to obtain the result in the minimum terms as well as the use of small amounts of reaction mixture. The incubation in large dilution leads thereby to the elimination of influence of endogenic inhibitors and activators.

Select this Article		Correlation method of electrocardiogram analysis Marina M. Strinadko and Katerina B. Timochko Proc. SPIE 4607, 421 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455228 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The electrocardiograph method is the informational source for functional heart state characteristics. The electrocardiogram parameters are the integrated map of many component characteristics of the heart system and depend on disturbance requirements of each device. In the research work the attempt of making the skeleton diagram of perturbation of the heart system is made by the characteristic description of its basic components and connections between them through transition functions, which are written down by the differential equations of the first and second order with the purpose to build-up and analyze electrocardiogram. Noting the vector character of perturbation and the various position of heart in each organism, we offer own coordinate system connected with heart. The comparative analysis of electrocardiogram was conducted with the usage of correlation method.

Select this Article		Polarization visualization of two-dimensional tomography of biotissues Yuriy A. Ushenko Proc. SPIE 4607, 425 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455229 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The fractal nature of the majority of biological tissues and intensive development of laser diagnostics in biology and medicine are stimulate an interest to creation of new optical methods of diagnostics and analysis of properties of biological fractals. The present paper is dedicated to investigation of polarization properties of cross layers of bone and myometry tissues.

Select this Article		Laser measurements of crystal optical properties of bioliquids Alexander G. Ushenko and A. V. Kuritscin Proc. SPIE 4607, 433 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455230 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The object of this research is to study the complex of the polarization parameters of the field of scattered laser radiation by means of the system of the formed blood elements of man. The following problems were solved - study of polarization statistics of laser biospeckle fields of human smear.

Select this Article		Pathogenic changes of dispersion and contrast of coherent images of biotissues Olga V. Pishak Proc. SPIE 4607, 439 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455231 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The paper presents the results of polarization-correlation investigation of multifractal collagen structure of physiologically normal and pathologically changed tissues of women's reproductive sphere and of skin. The technique of polarization selection of coherent biotissues' images with the following determination of their autocorrelation functions and spectral densities is suggested. The correlation-optical criteria of early diagnostics of pathological changes' appearance of myometry (forming of the germ of fibromyoma) and of skin(psoriasis) are determined. The suggested paper is directed to investigation of the possibilities of pathological changes of biotissues' morphological structure by means of determining the polarizationally filtered autocorrelation functions (ACF) and corresponding spectral densities of their coherent images.

Select this Article		Use of laserotherapy in multimodality treatment and prevention of obstetric pathology Antonyna A. Dudchenko, Olexander M. Yuzko, Iryna M. Marynchyna, and Oksana M. Rotar Proc. SPIE 4607, 448 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455232 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract The purpose of our research was an analysis of the influence of laserotherapy in the process of treating late gestoses in gravidas, as well as preventing complications following cesarean section. An improvement of the state of the gravida and fetus was detected according to the findings of the disease pattern, coagulogram and cardiotachography. We want to demonstrate the positive effect of laserotherapy which was carried out with the purpose of prophylaxis on the course of the postoperative period in parturients. The results of observations is the following: pyo-septic complications reduced by 14.3%.

Select this Article		Calculation of the normal oscillation frequencies of amino acids: tirosinum, triptofanum, and phenilalaninum V. M. Kramar, A. V. Kramar, and I. D. Rudak Proc. SPIE 4607, 452 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455233 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract A new program, which allows generation kinematical and transitional matrices of polyatomic molecules in a convenient interactive way, is created. On its base, calculation of frequencies of normal vibrations of phenilalaninum, tirosinum and tryptophanum was carried out.

Select this Article		Laser polarimetry: possibilities in diagnostics of the uterine tube functional condition V. M. Znak, O. P. Peresunko, and O. G. Ushenko Proc. SPIE 4607, 455 (2002); http://dx.doi.org/10.1117/12.455234 Online Publication Date: Apr 16, 2003 Full Text: \| Download PDF
	+ -	Show Abstract Inflammatory processes of the uterine adnexae is considered to be the most spread disease of the female sexual organs. Patients with inflammatory diseases of the female sexual organs constitute 60 - 65% among ambulant patients and about 30% among patients treated in the hospitals. In Ukraine from year to year a number of patients having been operated on serous adnexitis increasis. To find objective criteria to perform surgery in these pathological cases remains an important problem of the gynecological practice. Existing highly informative diagnostic methods - sonography, transvaginal echography, computer tomography - do not allow to follow the effectivity of therapy as they are static by their nature. By means of them it is impossible to determine the system functional state, to follow its reaction-response to treatment.

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