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Computer-generated hologram for reconstruction of unusual mode image

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Abstract

Usually in reconstruction of Fourier computer-generated hologram[FCGH] the lens is necessary to make imaging at finite distance instead of imaging at infinite originally. The reconstructed images are mutual inverted (one upright image, another inverted image) both appear in a same plane. Whether the imaging lens in reconstruction FCGH will be able to omit? Whether two reconstructed images will be able to separate in spatial? Whether two images have an identical direction and different shape in the same plane? It is the motivation for us to do this study. Through theoretic analysis and experimental reconstruction these assume can be realized essentially.

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