Double aperture speckle method using a BSO crystal for in plane displacement
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Abstract
The possibility of using a BSO crystal as a recording medium of specklegrams with carrying frequency fringes, to storage multiple interferograms, for uniform in-plane displacements, is presented. Experimental results are shown.
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