Optical Algorithm for Derivative of Real-Valued Functions
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| author | Magiotto, Murilo H. Zanin, Guilherme L. Cardoso, Wesley B. Avelar, Ardiley T. Gomes, Rafael M. |
| author_facet | Magiotto, Murilo H. Zanin, Guilherme L. Cardoso, Wesley B. Avelar, Ardiley T. Gomes, Rafael M. |
| contents | The derivation of a function is a fundamental tool for solving problems in calculus. Consequently, the motivations for investigating physical systems capable of performing this task are numerous. Furthermore, the potential to develop an optical computer to replace conventional computers has led us to create an optical algorithm and propose an experimental setup for implementing the derivative of one-dimensional real-valued functions using a paraxial and monochromatic laser beam. To complement the differentiation algorithm, we have experimentally implemented a novel optical algorithm that can transfer a two-dimensional phase-encoded function to the intensity profile of a light beam. Additionally, we demonstrate how to implement the n-th derivative of functions encoded in the phase of the transverse profile of photons. |
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| spellingShingle | Optical Algorithm for Derivative of Real-Valued Functions Magiotto, Murilo H. Zanin, Guilherme L. Cardoso, Wesley B. Avelar, Ardiley T. Gomes, Rafael M. Optics Quantum Physics The derivation of a function is a fundamental tool for solving problems in calculus. Consequently, the motivations for investigating physical systems capable of performing this task are numerous. Furthermore, the potential to develop an optical computer to replace conventional computers has led us to create an optical algorithm and propose an experimental setup for implementing the derivative of one-dimensional real-valued functions using a paraxial and monochromatic laser beam. To complement the differentiation algorithm, we have experimentally implemented a novel optical algorithm that can transfer a two-dimensional phase-encoded function to the intensity profile of a light beam. Additionally, we demonstrate how to implement the n-th derivative of functions encoded in the phase of the transverse profile of photons. |
| title | Optical Algorithm for Derivative of Real-Valued Functions |
| topic | Optics Quantum Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.04710 |