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Empirical verification of principal mode orthogonality and relative phase calibration in photonic lanterns
Photonic lanterns efficiently map input spatial modes to single-mode outputs for applications like high angular resolution imaging and nulling interferometry. However, manufacturing limits prevent full control over the device's mode transfer matrix at the design stage, making empirical characterisat
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