Abstract
We propose a simple analysis to improve the resolution of interference patterns which consist of straight fringes. As the pattern is rotated with respect to the detector, each row or column in the camera perceives it in a slightly shifted manner. We support this proposed method by analyzing both simulated and experimental interference patterns, and verify it using an interferogram obtained from a spectrally complex light source. The results imply that this technique could be implemented in different aspects of image analysis common in many fields in physics.
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