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Single-shot polarimetry of vector beams by supervised learning

Physics

Single-shot polarimetry of vector beams by supervised learning

D. Pierangeli and C. Conti

Discover how Davide Pierangeli and Claudio Conti have revolutionized polarimetry with their novel approach, enabling the measurement of multiple polarizations in a single shot without complex optical setups. This groundbreaking research promises to enhance optical devices in sensing, imaging, and computing, opening new avenues in metrology and communication.

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