Abstract
Gabor (1948), for the first time, presented the concept holography. In 1971, the Nobel Prize in physics was awarded on him for his invention of holography, which opened a new era in the flow visualization. This was a long time before the advent of the lasers. Encouraged by the development of lasers, Light beams are characterized by their amplitude and phase angle. Leith and Upatnieks (1962) developed off-axis holography in which object and reference beams, OB and RB, illuminate on a holographic film with an off-axial direction and became a basis of modern holographic interferometry.
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Takayama, K. (2019). Holographic Visualization of Shock Wave Phenomena. In: Visualization of Shock Wave Phenomena. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-19451-2_1
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