Table of Contents

1. Holographic imaging; 2. The reconstructed image; 3. Thin and thick holograms; 4. Light sources; 5. The recording medium; 6. Recording materials; 7. Display holograms; 8. Multicolor images; 9. Copying holograms; 10. Computer-generated holograms; 11. Applications in imaging; 12. Other applications; 13. Holographic interferometry; 14. Advanced techniques; 15. Electronic techniques; Appendix A. Interference and coherence; Appendix B. Fourier transforms; Appendix C. Wave propagation; Appendix D. Speckle.

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An excellent introduction to holography for students and researchers in science and engineering.

Reviews

' … this book covers both the fundamental principles of holography and an overview of many important holographic applications, with a good balance between theory and practice … an excellent starting point for anyone wishing to become familiar with the holographic discipline.' Dr. Donald H. Barnhart, The Industrial Laser User