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We report explicit analytical and numerical results for the polarization resolved intensity noise of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers operating in the fundamental transverse mode. We describe the fluctuations of the linear and circular polarization components of linearly polarized states on both sides of a nonthermal polarization switching. Our description is valid for small and large birefringence and arbitrary values of the spin flip rate, giving a complete description of the role of these parameters. Normalized cross-correlation functions for both linear and circular components are discussed in detail. They show different degrees of anticorrelated fluctuations in different frequency ranges.
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