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One-step 360° rainbow holography with two spherical mirrors

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Abstract

A new optical configuration producing one-step 360° rainbow holograms is presented. The method makes use of two concave mirrors in confocal position, with an annular aperture between the two. An experimental demonstration is given.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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