Abstract
The problem of finding the dominant oscillation mode of a resonator with a wavefront-reversing mirror and an optical medium exhibiting extremely random inhomogeneity is solved analytically for large Fresnel numbers. The average characteristics of random fields formed in statistical media using a wavefront-reversing mirror are also determined. Various approaches to the computation of these characteristics are discussed.
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