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Alternative constraints for improved multiplane hologram generation

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Abstract

In this work, we introduce a modified hologram plane constraint to improve the accuracy of the global Gerchberg–Saxton (GGS) algorithm used for multiplane phase-only hologram generation. This constraint consists of a modified phase factor that depends on the amplitude of the field in the hologram plane. We demonstrate that this constraint produces an increase in the mean correlation coefficient between the reconstructed planes from a multiplane hologram and the corresponding amplitude targets for each plane. Furthermore, this constraint can be applied together with a mixed constraint in the reconstruction planes, leading to a more uniform and controllable reproduction of a target intensity distribution. To confirm the validity of our proposal, we show numerical and experimental results for multiplane holograms with six discrete planes, using both high and low contrast targets. For the experimental results, we implement a holographic projection scheme based on a phase-only spatial light modulator.

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Visualization 1       Experimental results of the multiplane holograms obtained using different methods for high and low contrast targets and different reconstruction planes.

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