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Zone Plate Theory Based on Holography

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Abstract

A series representation developed from holography theory is used to determine the image distances and relative image intensities for three types of zone plates. The effect of nonlinearity in film reproduction on the hologram of a point object and the images produced by this hologram are discussed.

© 1967 Optical Society of America

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