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Reconstruction of Images from a Series of Holograms Registered with a Low Resolution with the Help of a New Discretization Equation

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A new method for image reconstruction from holograms with a high spatial resolution based on hologram shifts by values smaller than the size of aperture is considered. The method uses the discretization equation obtained with the help of generalized functions. Mathematical modeling of the process of reconstruction of a high-resolution image from low-resolution holograms is performed. The proposed method can be used to obtain digital holograms with the help of the photodetector array with a low resolution. This method does not require solving directly a large-dimensional system of algebraic equations.

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    V. I. Guzhov, S. P. Il’inykh, K. V. Zakharov & O. Yu. Maier

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Guzhov, V.I., Il’inykh, S.P., Zakharov, K.V. et al. Reconstruction of Images from a Series of Holograms Registered with a Low Resolution with the Help of a New Discretization Equation. Optoelectron.Instrument.Proc. 58, 425–429 (2022). https://doi.org/10.3103/S8756699022040082

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