In free space, U (r, t)must satisfy tne wave equation, VU - (1/)U/at = 0. Use the definition (12.1-21) to showthat the mutual coherence function G(r1,r2, 7) satisfies a pair of partial differential cquations knownas the Wolf equations,1 PG= 0vG –(12.1-24a)vG -1 G= 0,(12.1-24b)where V and V are the Laplacian operators with respect to r, and r2, respectively.G(rı, r2, 7) = (U*(r1,t) U(r2, t + T)).(12.1-21)Mutual Coherence Function

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In free space, U (r, t) must satisfy tne wave equation, V³U – (1/c")®U/d€ = 0. Use the definition (12.1-21) to show that the mutual coherence function G(r, , r2, 7) satisfies a pair of partial differential equations known as the Wolf equations, 1 ºG vi - (12.1-24a) 1 PG = 0, (12.1-24b) where Vị and V3 are the Laplacian operators with respect to r; and rɔ, respectively. G(ri, r2, 7) = (U*(r,, t)U (r2, t + 7)). (12.1-21) Mutual Coherence Function

In free space, U (r, t) must satisfy tne wave equation, V³U – (1/c")®U/d€ = 0. Use the definition (12.1-21) to show that the mutual coherence function G(r, , r2, 7) satisfies a pair of partial differential equations known as the Wolf equations, 1 ºG vi - (12.1-24a) 1 PG = 0, (12.1-24b) where Vị and V3 are the Laplacian operators with respect to r; and rɔ, respectively. G(ri, r2, 7) = (U*(r,, t)U (r2, t + 7)). (12.1-21) Mutual Coherence Function

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