Temporal Imaging is a signal processing technique in ultrafast optics that belongs to the class of temporal modulation methods, distinguished by its use of time-lens-based systems to magnify, compress, or otherwise transform the temporal profile of optical waveforms analogous to spatial imaging in classical optics.
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Temporal imaging with a time lens
Brian H. Kolner, Moshe Nazarathy · Optics Letters · 1989 · 407 citations
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Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique
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