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Objective It is well known that there are two typical phase singularities in the fully coherent beams, i. e. , the optical vortex and the edge dislocation. Although much of research has explored properties of the fully coherent beams, there are practical uses of the partially coherent beams because they are more resistant to degradation with propagation through turbulent medium than the former.The propagation of the partially coherent beams carrying coherence singularities in oceanic turbulence has attracted much attention due to its application in underwater wireless communication. It is interesting to ask how oceanic turbulence can affect the interaction of coherence vortex and edge dislocation carried by partially coherent beams. Because the Gaussian Schellmodel beam is a typical example of partially coherent beams, the interaction of the coherence vortex and edge dislocation carried by the Gaussian Schellmodel beams in oceanic turbulence is studied in detail.
Objective It is well known that there are two typical phase singularities in the fully coherent beams, i. e. , the optical vortex and the edge dislocation. Although much of research has explored properties of the fully coherent beams, there are practical uses of the partially coherent beams because they are more resistant to degradation with propagation through turbulent medium than the former.The propagation of the partially coherent beams carrying coherence singularities in oceanic turbulence has attracted much attention due to its application in underwater wireless communication. It is interesting to ask how oceanic turbulence can affect the interaction of coherence vortex and edge dislocation carried by partially coherent beams. Because the Gaussian Schellmodel beam is a typical example of partially coherent beams, the interaction of the coherence vortex and edge dislocation carried by the Gaussian Schellmodel beams in oceanic turbulence is studied in detail.
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