Multi-dimensional Imaging

476 Pages·2014·148.964 MB·English

by  Bahram Javidi, Enrique Tajahuerce, Pedro Andres

MULTI-DIMENSIONAL
IMAGING

MULTI-DIMENSIONAL
IMAGING
Editedby
BahramJavidi
UniversityofConnecticut,USA
EnriqueTajahuerce
UniversityJaumeI,Spain
PedroAndrés
UniversityofValencia,Spain
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Contents
AbouttheEditors xv
ListofContributors xvii
Preface xxi
Acknowledgments xxiii
PartI MULTI-DIMENSIONALDIGITALHOLOGRAPHICTECHNIQUES
1 ParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolography 3
YasuhiroAwatsuji
1.1 ChapterOverview 3
1.2 Introduction 3
1.3 DigitalHolographyandPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolography 4
1.4 ParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolography 6
1.5 ExperimentalDemonstrationofParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolography 8
1.6 High-SpeedParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolographySystem 12
1.7 Single-ShotFemtosecond-PulsedParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolography
System 14
1.8 PortableParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolographySystem 17
1.9 FunctionalExtensionofParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolography 17
1.9.1 ParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolographyUsingMultiple
Wavelengths 18
1.9.2 ParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolographyUsingMultiplePolarized
Light 19
1.9.3 ParallelPhase-ShiftingDigitalHolographicMicroscope 20
1.10 ProspectsandConclusion 20
Acknowledgments 20
References 21
viii Contents
2 ImagingandDisplayofHumanSizeScenesbyLongWavelengthDigital
Holography 25
MassimilianoLocatelli,EugenioPugliese,MelaniaPaturzo,VittorioBianco,
AndreaFinizio,AnnaPelagotti,PasqualePoggi,LisaMiccio,RiccardoMeucci
andPietroFerraro
2.1 Introduction 25
2.2 DigitalHolographyPrinciples 25
2.2.1 FresnelMethod 29
2.2.2 AdvantagesofDigitalHolography 31
2.3 InfraredDigitalHolography 33
2.4 LatestAchievementsinIRDH 34
2.4.1 SuperResolutionbyMeansofSyntheticAperture 35
2.4.2 HumanSizeHolograms 38
2.4.3 VisibleAnalogReconstructionofIRDigitalHolograms 40
2.4.4 SmokeandFlamesHiddenObjectHolograms 43
2.5 Conclusion 46
References 47
3 DigitalHologramProcessinginOn-AxisHolography 51
CorinneFournier,LoïcDenis,MozhdehSeifiandThierryFournel
3.1 Introduction 51
3.2 ModelofHologramImageFormation 52
3.3 DHReconstructionBasedonBackPropagation 56
3.4 HologramReconstructionFormulatedasanInverseProblem 57
3.4.1 ReconstructionofParametricObjects(FI) 59
3.4.2 Reconstructionof3-DTransmittanceDistributions(FII) 62
3.5 EstimationofAccuracy 64
3.6 FastProcessingAlgorithms 65
3.6.1 MultiscaleAlgorithmforReconstructionofParametricObjects 65
3.6.2 DictionarySizeReductionforFastGlobalDetection 68
3.7 Conclusion 69
References 70
4 Multi-dimensionalImagingbyCompressiveDigitalHolography 75
YairRivenson,AdrianStern,JosephRosen,andBahramJavidi
4.1 Introduction 75
4.2 CompressiveSensingPreliminaries 76
4.2.1 TheCoherenceParameter 78
4.3 ConditionsforAccurateReconstructionofCompressiveDigitalHolographic
Sensing 79
4.3.1 CompressiveSensingReconstructionPerformanceforaPlaneWave
IlluminatedObject 79
4.3.2 CompressiveSensingReconstructionPerformanceforaSpherical
WaveIlluminatedObject 81
4.3.3 ReconstructionPerformanceforNon-CanonicalSparsifying
Operators 83