Computer-generated pseudo-deep holograms

Lohmann, Adolf W.; Arrizón, Víctor

doi:10.1080/09500349608232893

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Holographic storage in pseudo-deep holograms

Indebetouw

1997

Journal of Modern Optics

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Denisyuk's pseudo-deep holograms exhibit angular and wavelength selectivity comparable to three-dimensional holograms. In a recent paper, Lohmann and Arrizon have derived a formula for the angular selectivity. We show that there are three ways of multiplexing data on pseudo-deep holograms: angular, wavelength and hologram tilt. Although combinations of these schemes do not increase the data storage limit of a two-dimensional medium, the fact that the data may be stored in a pseudo-deep hologram in a large variety of ways may be of interest in the design of optical storage using planar architectures.

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Holographic storage in pseudo-deep holograms

Indebetouw

1997

Journal of Modern Optics

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Perturbation theory - a unified approach to describe diffractive optical elements

Testorf

1998

Diffractive Optics and Micro-Optics

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The conceptual advantage of Kirchhoffs approximation1 for the description of optical elements and systems is the intensive use of the Fourier transformation2. Its simple mathematical relations can be used to predict spatially distributed light signals in any plane of an optical system. An analysis in terms of Fourier optics and, more specific, the paraxial approximation is even appropriate if more rigorous calculations are required to achieve a desired accuracy for the design of the system.

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Perturbation theory as a unified approach to describe diffractive optical elements

Testorf

1999

J. Opt. Soc. Am. A

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Computer-generated pseudo-deep holograms

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Holographic storage in pseudo-deep holograms

Holographic storage in pseudo-deep holograms

Perturbation theory - a unified approach to describe diffractive optical elements

Perturbation theory as a unified approach to describe diffractive optical elements

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