Classical Acousto-Optic Interferometry for Digital Information Mapping in Air
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| author | ŞAHİN, Arda |
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| contents | <p>This work presents a theoretical study of a classical acousto-optic interferometric system in which digital information is mapped onto an acoustic field propagating in air. Using standard interferometry and acousto-optic principles, the paper outlines how phase and intensity modulations of a laser beam can be used to encode and retrieve binary data.</p> <p>The analysis is entirely classical and does not involve quantum coherence, superposition, or entanglement. No experimental measurements are reported; all results are based on analytical reasoning and order-of-magnitude estimates intended to demonstrate physical plausibility.</p> <p>Information loss in the system arises naturally from acoustic propagation and dissipation, which is discussed as a macroscopic analogy to decoherence. The proposed framework is meant as a conceptual foundation that may guide future numerical simulations or experimental implementations.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Classical Acousto-Optic Interferometry for Digital Information Mapping in Air ŞAHİN, Arda Acousto-optics Classical optics Optical interferometry Mach–Zehnder interferometer Digital signal encoding Amplitude shift keying Classical information storage Acoustic wave propagation Phase modulation Decoherence analogy <p>This work presents a theoretical study of a classical acousto-optic interferometric system in which digital information is mapped onto an acoustic field propagating in air. Using standard interferometry and acousto-optic principles, the paper outlines how phase and intensity modulations of a laser beam can be used to encode and retrieve binary data.</p> <p>The analysis is entirely classical and does not involve quantum coherence, superposition, or entanglement. No experimental measurements are reported; all results are based on analytical reasoning and order-of-magnitude estimates intended to demonstrate physical plausibility.</p> <p>Information loss in the system arises naturally from acoustic propagation and dissipation, which is discussed as a macroscopic analogy to decoherence. The proposed framework is meant as a conceptual foundation that may guide future numerical simulations or experimental implementations.</p> |
| title | Classical Acousto-Optic Interferometry for Digital Information Mapping in Air |
| topic | Acousto-optics Classical optics Optical interferometry Mach–Zehnder interferometer Digital signal encoding Amplitude shift keying Classical information storage Acoustic wave propagation Phase modulation Decoherence analogy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18475674 |