@zerohedge With housing at all time unaffordability what if the money from refi's doesn't flow back into RE and there is a price decline in the housing market. What will happen if housing prices fall below where they were refi'd and rates are lower? Will people just walk away?
@jwt0625 Ya really interesting simulation work. Making radially polarized beams at high intensity is very difficult so they propose approximating it by combining multiple linearly polarized beams
I don't think I've ever seen 4 named storms in the E Pacific at the same time. Unfortunately what was supposed to be a well organized hurricane is now split between Emilia and Fabio
Recent publication (1st author E Nelson not on X) in @OpticaPubsGroup from the Barty Group @UCIPhysAstro on the distortions of focused space-time entangled beams earned not just the Editor's Pick, but also, the even higher distinction, of being cited on RP Photonics
I've been slow to update on this but the CW portion of the Ti:Sapphire oscillator build has progressed quite nicely! Picture here are the two curved mirrors for the z-fold cavity, crystal mount, and initial pump alignment.
Home made water cooled Ti:Sapphire crystal mount. Modeled this up in SolidWorks then had it CNC'd out of copper. Had to get a bit creative with my hose barbs (couldn't find small enough compression fittings) so I soldered some single core wire I wound around the pipe.
Home made water cooled Ti:Sapphire crystal mount. Modeled this up in SolidWorks then had it CNC'd out of copper. Had to get a bit creative with my hose barbs (couldn't find small enough compression fittings) so I soldered some single core wire I wound around the pipe.
Laser twitter, if you have a used or new Pockels cell that would work for a Ti:Sapphire regenerative amplifier that you are willing to sell please DM me
Restarting with a completely fresh optical table for my final project is simultaneously frightening and exciting (there is probably a German word for this).
Combined with two Brewster's angle porro prisms creates an ultrabroadband interferometer with output spectrally identical to the input. This is great for ultrafast pulse characterization and spectroscopy where the source and signal are the same.
https://t.co/feBVSNt9Pz
New technique just dropped on how to make identical spectral copies of ultrabroadband arbitrary light fields.
Recent pub in @OpticaPubsGroup from the Barty Group at @UCIPhysAstro details how to use the Fresnel reflections from an uncoated optic to create a novel beam spiltter.
Instead, one can combine multiple Fresnel events from an optical flat--at a very specific AOI--to produce a beam splitter with nearly zero spectral amplitude distortion over an ultrabroad bandwidth.