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Two-dimensional reduction

Figure 13-4 Illustration of two-dimensional reduction to one dimension by an x-directional rotation of 71.57°. Figure 13-4 Illustration of two-dimensional reduction to one dimension by an x-directional rotation of 71.57°.
This technique allows two-dimensional reduction of noise without using a digital computation technique. The precision in signal measurement is improved by a factor of 16. Other spectrometric techniques have been developed to improve the enhancement factor, e.g., by using a Mach-Zehnder interferometer or an intracavity quenching effect. [Pg.4790]


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