Abstract

The spatiotemporal coherence properties of broadband Gaussian Schell-model (GSM) beams with different spectral bandwidths propagating through atmospheric turbulence are numerically calculated and analyzed. The results show that although the spatial coherence properties of an intermediate-broadband GSM beam almost do not depend on the spectral bandwidth, those of its ultra-broadband counterpart do. The temporal coherence of an ultra-broadband GSM beam not only has radial dependence in the observation plane, but also varies with the increasing propagation distance; however, the same behavior does not hold for an intermediate-broadband GSM beam of which the temporal coherence remains nearly invariable as the radial distance of the observation point or propagation distance changes.

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