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Imaging Turbid Media Using Sonoluminescence

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Abstract

Sonoluminescence, which was generated internally in the medium by cw acoustic wave, was used to image an object buried in turbid media in two dimensions. The image had a high contrast and spatial resolution of ~2-3 mm. The spatial resolution was limited by the focal-spot size of the acoustic wave, and one could improve the resolution by tightening the focus.

© 1998 Optical Society of America

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