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Optical inferometry uses the phenomenon of interference between two spatially separated beams of light. It has regained considerable interest over the last fifty years due to the advent of lasers, new coherent sources, themselves constituted by one of these inferometers, so called multiple-wave inferometer, much more sensitive but with a single axis: the Fabry-Perot inferometer. Can spatial separation and multiple waves coexist in a single device?
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Optical interferometry uses the phenomenon of interference between two spatially separated beams of light. The last fifty years have seen a spectacular revival of interest thanks to the advent of lasers, new coherent sources themselves made up of one of these interferometers, known as a multi-wave interferometer, which is much more sensitive but has only one axis: the Fabry-Perot. Is it possible to combine spatial separation and multiple waves in a single device?
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