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• TITLE: Propagation Properties of Multi-Hyperbolic Sine-Correlated Beams in Oceanic Turbulence

  AUTHORS: Chaoran Hu

  KEYWORDS: Multi-Hyperbolic Sine-Correlated Beams, Oceanic Turbulence, Spectral Density, Degree of Coherence, Propagate

  JOURNAL NAME: Optics and Photonics Journal, Vol.12 No.4, April 28, 2022

  ABSTRACT: As a new partially coherent beam, the propagation properties of the multi-hyperbolic sine-correlated (MHSC) beams in turbulent atmospheres have been studied. But as another important medium, the propagation properties of MHSC beams in oceanic turbulence. This paper has studied these questions in detail. The analytical formulas of spectral density and degree of coherence for the propagation are derived and the numerical simulations are represented. It is found that the intensity patterns of MHSC beams will evolve from dark-hollow profiles into Gaussian profiles caused by oceanic turbulence and will degenerate more rapidly with stronger oceanic turbulence. In addition, the coherence region becomes larger with decreasing in the dissipation rate of turbulence kinetic energy in unit mass liquid or increasing in the relative intensity of temperature and salinity fluctuations, mean square temperature dissipation rate. We also find that the degree of coherence of MHSC beams with a higher-order N will decrease more slowly than those of hyperbolic sine-correlated (HSC) beams.