Wavefront Reconstruction Using Two In-Line Holograms

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The reconstruction quality of in-line holography suffers from the superposition of twin images, which blurs the details and degrades the quality of the object wavefront reconstruction. We present an iterative reconstruction method to eliminate twin image and truthfully retrieve the object wavefront. This algorithm has a better elimination effect and more rapid rate of convergence than other phase retrieval methods. An experimental setup was built with dual cameras recording the holograms simultaneously, thus this technique can be employed for investigating fast dynamic phenomina. The effectiveness of the proposed method is validated using different samples.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 718-720)

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1324-1328

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