The pseudoscopic inversion of holograms.
Simple physical argument to explain effect of pseudoscopic inversion of holograms
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Simple physical argument to explain effect of pseudoscopic inversion of holograms
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Interferometer producing focusing hologram diffraction grating, noting photograph of spectrum
Three-dimensional film plane hologram recording of object without external source reference beams
Three-beam technique superimposes a number of patterns in the same plane of a hologram and then uniquely identifies each pattern by a suitable readout process. The developed readout process does not require any movement of parts.
Pulsed ruby laser holograms of reacting liquid propellant sprays
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Velocity synchronized Fourier transform hologram camera system for recording hypervelocity particles
Hologram camera system recording hypervelocity particles by velocity synchronized Fourier transform method, employing interferometer
Recording and reconstructing focused image holograms
Method and means for recording and reconstructing holograms without use of reference beam