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Image encryption based on computer generated hologram and Rossler chaotic system

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In this work, the image is encoded using computer generated hologram (CGH) technology with the presence of a Rossler chaotic system. Using Matlab, it was observed through the results that the images created using holograms can be easily recognized, distinguished, and traced back to their origin, but via using Rossler-chaos theory. We can encryption the images and the disappearance of their features and thus the possibility of using this method via image encryption.

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Hamadi, I.A., Jamal, R.K. & Mousa, S.K. Image encryption based on computer generated hologram and Rossler chaotic system. Opt Quant Electron 54, 33 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11082-021-03406-9

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