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space-time duality: a standalone construct

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the formal analogy between paraxial diffraction of beams in space and dispersive propagation of pulses in time, enabling temporal imaging with time lenses.

In optics, space-time duality refers to the formal analogy between paraxial diffraction of beams in space and dispersive propagation of pulses in time, enabling temporal imaging with time lenses. This meaning comes from Kolner (1994) in IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics.[1]

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References

Kolner, B. H. (1994). Space-time duality and the theory of temporal imaging. IEEE Journal of Quantum Electronics, 30(8), 1951-1963. https://doi.org/10.1109/3.301659

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