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Motion Picture Recording of Propagation of a Light Pulse by Digital Light-in-flight Recording by Holography Using a Biological Specimen as a Diffuser

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Abstract

We propose digital light-in-flight recording by holography that uses a biological specimen as a diffuser. By the proposed method, we successfully recorded a motion picture of light pulse propagating through a slice of pork.

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