Accurate semiclassical analysis of light propagation on tilted hyperplanes

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Main Authors: Gioia, Patrick, Ngoc, San Vu
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Published: 2025
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author Gioia, Patrick
Ngoc, San Vu
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Ngoc, San Vu
contents In the scalar light model given by Helmholtz' equation in R^{1+d} , we consider the transformation of an initial scene (a hologram) in {0}xR^d by an arbitrary affine transformation (which can be viewed as a propagation into a tilted hyperplane). In the high frequency regime, we use microlocal and semiclassical analysis to describe the propagator as a semiclassical Fourier integral operator, thus generalising the well-known Angular Spectrum formula from optics. We then prove new precise Egorov theorems, including subprincipal terms, which indicate how to take into account the propagation along rays of geometric optics.
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spellingShingle Accurate semiclassical analysis of light propagation on tilted hyperplanes
Gioia, Patrick
Ngoc, San Vu
Signal Processing
Mathematical Physics
Analysis of PDEs
Symplectic Geometry
In the scalar light model given by Helmholtz' equation in R^{1+d} , we consider the transformation of an initial scene (a hologram) in {0}xR^d by an arbitrary affine transformation (which can be viewed as a propagation into a tilted hyperplane). In the high frequency regime, we use microlocal and semiclassical analysis to describe the propagator as a semiclassical Fourier integral operator, thus generalising the well-known Angular Spectrum formula from optics. We then prove new precise Egorov theorems, including subprincipal terms, which indicate how to take into account the propagation along rays of geometric optics.
title Accurate semiclassical analysis of light propagation on tilted hyperplanes
topic Signal Processing
Mathematical Physics
Analysis of PDEs
Symplectic Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.13485