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From speckle pattern photography to digital holographic interferometry [Invited]

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Abstract

Speckles are inherently an interference phenomenon produced when an optically rough surface or a turbulent medium introduces some degree of randomness to a reflected or a transmitted electromagnetic field. Speckles are often nuisance in coherent image formation. Speckle patterns are however a useful tool for displacement and deformation as well as vibration and stress analysis. The development of speckle photography to speckle interferometry and digital holographic interferometry is described in this paper.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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