Abstract

Digital speckle pattern interferometry provides information on deformations equivalent to that given by image holography. Thus more than one viewpoint is necessary for the description of three-dimensional deformation vectors. We report the use of a diffraction-grating technique to process simultaneously the three or more required viewpoints of a digital holography experiment.

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