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holographic interferometry

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holographic interferometry [‚häl·ə′graf·ik ‚in·tər·fə′räm·ə·trē]
(optics)
The study of the formation and interpretation of the fringe pattern which appears when a wave, generated at some earlier time and stored in a hologram, is later reconstructed and caused to interfere with a comparison wave.
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DERIVATIVES OF THE OPTICAL PATH DIFFERENCE, STRAIN, ROTATION, CHANGES OF CURVATURE, FRINGE AND VISIBILITY VECTORS The basic expression in holographic interferometry is the optical path difference D = u* (k - h) =[lambda]' .
Deformed surfaces in holographic interferometry. Similar aspects in ... by Schumann, Walter / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences
Vibrational holographic interferometry is used to determine the orthotropic axes of symmetry.
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Rossing, a physicist at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, has examined the acoustic properties of steel drums with a technique called holographic interferometry.
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