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High speed 3-D imaging using low coherence photorefractive holographic microscopy

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Abstract

Wide-field low coherence photorefractive holography has the potential to acquire depth-resolved images at up to 1000 frames/second, including through scattering media. We have applied it to microscopy using a diverse range of light sources.

© 2002 Optical Society of America

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