Basics Of Holography - 02 edition

"Hariharan offers a snapshot review of the principles, techniques, and applications of optical holography in a brief descriptive treatment for those seeking an overview of the subject... The book is well-illustrated, references and worked-out examples are included; relevant mathematical information is summarized in four appendixes."

--Choice

Publisher Web Site, December, 2002

1. Holographic imaging
2. The reconstructed image
3. Thin and thick holograms
4. Light sources
5. The recording medium
6. Recording materials
7. Display holograms
8. Multicolor images
9. Copying holograms
10. Computer-generated holograms
11. Applications in imaging
12. Other applications
13. Holographic interferometry
14. Advanced techniques
15. Electronic techniques

Appendix A. Interference and coherence
Appendix B. Fourier transforms
Appendix C. Wave propagation
Appendix D. Speckle.

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