Proximal-Only Transmission Matrix Recovery of an Arbitrarily Deformed Graded-Index Multimode Fiber
Cole Reynolds
Abstract
The multimode fiber is among the thinnest imaging conduits available, carrying hundreds to thousands of spatial modes through a cross-section comparable to a human hair, but its endoscopic capabilities are currently limited by the sensitivity of the transmission matrix to the fiber's deformed state. Proximal-only recovery of the fiber's transmission matrix is an appealing approach for enabling general use multimode fiber endoscopy, and within the last decade, machine learning techniques have been applied to both single-ended and double-ended transmission matrix recovery tasks. We present a new approach to this interdisciplinary problem and show that neural networks can generalize to recover transmission matrices of an arbitrarily deformed graded-index multimode fiber from proximal measurements alone.
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