3. Real-time holographic interferometry
Real-time holographic interferometry is used in the laboratory, in a very stable environment, usually with the aid of a continuously emitting laser. It consists of :
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to record the light wave scattered by an object at rest (figure
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Real-time holographic interferometry
References
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(1) - HORMANN (M.H.) -
An application of wavefront reconstruction to interferometry.
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Appl. Opt., 4, p. 333-336 (1965).
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(2) - BROOKS (R.E.), HEFLINGER (L.O.), WUERKER (R.F.) -
Interferometry with a holographically reconstructed comparison beam.
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