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Special Techniques of Digital Holography

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Here we highlight special techniques of DH that combine the numerical processing capabilities with variations on the hardware configurations. In this and the following chapters, we survey some of the large number of novel techniques and capabilities that are made possible by digital processing of holograms. We will also see that many of these techniques finally provide highly effective solutions to problems that have been known in conventional holography.

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