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36. Dynamic 3D Fresnel incoherent correlation holography imaging based on single-shot mirrored phase-shifting technology.

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Wang H, Han X, Liu S, Liu H, Lu X, Rosen J, and Zhong L

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Fresnel incoherent correlation holography (FINCH) records coaxial holograms for wide-field 3D imaging with incoherent light, but its temporal phase-shifting strategy makes dynamic imaging challenging. Here, we present a compact, portable single-shot mirrored phase-shifting (SSPMS) module that can be easily integrated into the FINCH system, achieving secondary modulation of self-interference beams to enable the simultaneous acquisition of four phase-shift holograms in a single exposure. Compared with previously reported methods that use diffraction gratings to spatially separate self-interference beams at specific angles, this module duplicates a laterally shifted mirrored beam using a simply modified Michelson interferometer, so the phase-shifting holograms obtained via this module are free from optical aberrations or higher-order diffracted light noises. The feasibility of the proposed method is experimentally demonstrated through imaging dynamic 3D grayscale scenes.

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2024
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37. Accelerating quad Airy beams-based point response for interferenceless coded aperture correlation holography.

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Yang L, Yang J, Huang T, Rosen J, Wang Y, Wang H, Lu X, Zhang W, Di J, and Zhong L

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Interferenceless-coded aperture correlation holography (I-COACH) is a promising single-shot 3D imaging method in which a coded phase mask (CPM) is used to encode 3D information about an object into an intensity distribution. However, conventional CPM encoding methods usually lead to intensity dilution, especially in the recording of point spread holograms (PSHs), resulting in low-resolution reconstruction of I-COACH. Here, we propose accelerating quad Airy beams with four mainlobes as a point response to enable weak diffraction propagation and a sharp maximum intensity in the transverse direction. Moreover, the four mainlobes exhibit lateral acceleration in 3D space, so the PSHs in different axial positions show a unique and concentrated intensity distribution on the image sensor, thereby realizing a high-resolution reconstruction of I-COACH. Compared with conventional CPM encoding methods, the proposed accelerating quad Airy-beam-encoding method has superior performance in improving the resolution of I-COACH reconstruction even in the presence of external interference.

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2024
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