Holography and Interference Processing of Information

Soroko, L.M.

doi:10.1070/pu1967v009n05abeh003209

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“…It is difficult to fully appreciate the possibilities offered by this new technique of physical experiments [43]. Furthermore, the two-step nature of holography opens up the extraordinary possibility of a posteriori processing (upon conclusion of the experiment) of the information contained in the scattered wave.…”

Section: Principles Of X-ray Holographymentioning

confidence: 99%

X-ray holography

Лидер

2015

Phys.-Usp.

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Different X-ray holography methods are reviewed and their features and capabilities discussed. Particular attention is paid to the fluorescence holography method, which allows obtaining three-dimensional local structure images of ordered objects with atomic resolution. Using concrete examples, it is proved that X-ray holography is a unique nondestructive structural characterization method for a wide class of objects.Physics ± Uspekhi 58 (4) 365 ± 383 (2015) #2015 Uspekhi Fizicheskikh Nauk, Russian Academy of Sciences Contents 1. Introduction 365 2. Principles of X-ray holography 366 3. X-ray holography with an external radiation source 367 3.1 In-line holography; 3.2 Off-axis holography; 3.3 Fourier-transform holography 4. X-ray holography with an external radiation source and a detector (fluorescence holography) 371 4.1 Multiple-energy fluorescence holography; 4.2 Other methods of fluorescence holography; 4.3 Application of X-ray fluorescence holography 5. Conclusions 380 References 381 V V Lider Physics ± Uspekhi 58 (4) April 2015 X-ray holography 367 V V Lider Physics ± Uspekhi 58 (4)

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Section: Principles Of X-ray Holographymentioning

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X-ray holography

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2015

Phys.-Usp.

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Holography

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Scientific Applications: Computer synthesis of Holograms for 3-D display

Lesem¹,

Hirsch²,

Jordan

1968

Commun. ACM

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Optical and digital holography are reviewed. The mathematical model and computational techniques of the authors' digital holographic process are discussed, and applications of computer holography are suggested. Computer holograms have been made of three-dimensional objects which give faithful reconstructions, even in white light. A new approach based on point apertures for the image is discussed. Photographs of the images reconstructed from digital holograms are presented

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Holography and Interference Processing of Information

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X-ray holography

X-ray holography

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Scientific Applications: Computer synthesis of Holograms for 3-D display

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