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We couple a double-channel imaging technique, allowing for the simultaneous acquisition of high-quality and high-resolution intensity and peak emission wavelength profiles [T. Wang and G. L. Lippi, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 86, 063111 (2015)], to the polarization-resolved analysis of the optical emission of a multimode vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL). Detailed information on the local wavelength shifts between the two polarized components and on the wavelength gradients can be easily gathered. A polarization- and position-resolved energy balance can be constructed for each wavelength component, allowing in a simple way for a direct analysis of the collected light. Applications to samples, other than VCSELs, are suggested.
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