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Linear diattenuation sensitive lens-free holographic microscope

Maria J. Lopera and Carlos Trujillo

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Abstract

We report the implementation of the simplest lens-free holographic microscope sensitive to linear diattenuation of biological samples using two linear polarizers. We validate our proposal by imaging calcium oxalate crystals and potato starch grains.

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