Mark Siemens

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University of Denver

United States

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Mark Siemens is a Professor at the University of Denver, located in the United States. His research focuses on advanced optical techniques, including phase-resolved imaging, entangled states measurement, and nonlinear spectroscopy. He is also actively exploring the properties of amorphous materials and their implications for non-local resistance measurements.

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University of Denver

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Two-step phase-shifting interferometry for phase-resolved imaging from a spatial light modulator

Using orbital angular momentum for temperature and force sensing in an optical fiber

Fast finite difference solver for optical microscopy in deep biological tissue

Phase-resolved measurement of entangled states via common-path interferometry

Measurement of nonequilibrium vortex propagation dynamics in a nonlinear medium

Obtaining the impulse response from nonlinear spectroscopy measurements by laser normalization

Trapped vortex dynamics implemented in composite Bessel beams

Pump-tailored alternative Bell state generation in the first-order Hermite–Gaussian basis

Quantized optical vortex-array eigenstates in a rotating frame

Electrical, optical, and magnetic properties of amorphous yttrium iron oxide thin films and consequences for non-local resistance measurements

Experimental measurement of the geometric phase of non-geodesic circles

Amplitude structure of optical vortices determines annihilation dynamics

Anatomy of the geometric phase for an optical vortex transiting a lens

Hydrodynamics explanation for the splitting of higher-charge optical vortices

Tilted Poincaré sphere geodesics

Hydrodynamics of noncircular vortices in beams of light and other two-dimensional fluids

Hidden Silicon-Vacancy Centers in Diamond

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Barry Zink

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