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Incoherent digital holography with two polarization-sensitive phase-only spatial light modulators and reduced number of exposures

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Abstract

I propose methods for reducing the number of exposures in incoherent digital holography with two polarization-sensitive phase-only spatial light modulators (IDH with TPP-SLMs). In IDH with TPP-SLMs, no polarization filters are required, and not only three-dimensional (3D), but polarization information is also obtained. However, seven exposures are required to conduct filter-free polarimetric incoherent holography. In this article, the optical designs and modified phase-shifting interferometry to reduce the number of recordings are described. IDH with TPP-SLMs has the potential for filter-free single-shot multidimensional incoherent holographic imaging.

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Supplementary Material (2)

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Visualization 1       Experimental results of three-step phase-shifting incoherent digital holography with TPP-SLMs for incoherent holographic 3D imaging. Intensity images numerically focused on origami fan and origami crane.
Visualization 2       Experimental results of five-step P4IDH. Intensity S0 images numerically focused on origami fan and origami crane.

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