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Modification at the Reconstruction in Holographic Interferometry

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Photoelasticity

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Abstract

Holography exhibits the two following features in addition to other properties:

Firstly a hologram can store at a recording a wave field emanating from an object, which may be reconstructed by diffraction at any subsequent time by means of a reference wave, thereby creating an image of the object in space.

Secondly it is possible to modify the constructed wave field by shifting the reference source, by deforming the hologram, or by changing the wavelength of light, thereby changing the image resulting in aberration and virtual deformation.

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  1. Laboratory of Photoelasticity, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Rämistrasse 101, CH 8092, Zurich, Switzerland

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Schumann, W. (1986). Modification at the Reconstruction in Holographic Interferometry. In: Nisida, M., Kawata, K. (eds) Photoelasticity. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68039-0_8

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