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Dynamic holographic method of imaging phase objects

Philip S. Brody and Richard P. Leavitt

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We describe a new method of imaging phase objects which uses the self-phase-conjugating phenomenon in barium titanate and a technique of incomplete aberration removal.

© 1987 Optical Society of America

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