ean 9781439881873 temática ÓPTICA / LÁSERS año Publicación 2012 idioma INGLÉS editorial TAYLOR AND FRANCIS formato CARTONÉ 77,43 €    PEDIR   NOVEDAD

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Transparent in the visible range, phase objects can be studied in the optical range using holographic interferometry. Typically, the holograms are recorded on high-resolving-power holographic photo materials, but a lower spatial resolution is sufficient for successful research in many scientific applications. Holographic Interferometry: A Mach–Zehnder Approach offers practical guidance to research scientists and engineers using Mach–Zehnder holographic interferometry methods to study phase objects in the laboratory. The Mach–Zehnder approach allows the use of standard photographic film and electronic CCD/CMOS sensors with low resolving power, making it a simpler and more affordable option for testing many types of phase objects. This book demonstrates how to use standard photographic film for the optical recording and reconstruction of Mach–Zehnder holograms. It also illustrates techniques for using CCD/CMOS cameras to digitally record Mach–Zehnder holograms/interferograms of transparent objects. Bringing together original research and information scattered throughout existing literature, this book focuses on the holographic reference beam and shearing interferometry methods. In particular, it looks at how these methods and optical schemes can be directly applied to testing aerodynamic flows, as well as to plasmas, shocks, and waves in noncoherent laser–matter interactions. Numerous reconstructed and classic interferograms, deflectograms, and Schlierengrams illustrate the material, helping readers develop and design their own optimal optical scheme and choose applicable details to apply the approach. Describing methods in a mathematically simple and accessible way, this book is also suitable for graduate students in the fields of aerospace engineering and optics, as well as those in laser, thermal, and plasma physics.

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Introduction MACH–ZEHNDER OPTICAL HOLOGRAPHIC INTERFEROMETRY OF PHASE OBJECTS Introduction to Part I Mach–Zehnder Optical Reference Beam Interferometry Using Mach–Zehnder Interferometer for Recording Focused Image Interferograms Characteristics of 35-mm Photographic Films for Mach–Zehnder Interferometry Applications of Mach–Zehnder Interferometry by Imaging on Photographic Films Mach–Zehnder Reference Beam Optical Holographic Interferometry Using Mach–Zehnder Interferometer for Recording Focused Image Holograms on Photographic Films Reconstruction of Focused Image Mach–Zehnder Holograms and Studying Signal Wave by Related Techniques Studying Signal Wave by Methods of Reference Beam Mach–Zehnder Holographic Interferometry Dual Hologram Interferometry with Enhanced Sensitivity Applications of Mach–Zehnder Holographic Interferometry Dual Hologram Interferometry with Enhanced Sensitivity Applications of Mach–Zehnder Dual Hologram Interferometry with Enhanced Sensitivity Conclusion to Part I MACH–ZEHNDER OPTICAL SHEARING HOLOGRAPHIC INTERFEROMETRY OF COMPRESSIBLE FLOWS Introduction to Part II Mach–Zehnder Shearing Holographic Interferometry and Its Applications in Aerodynamics Problems of Application of Interference Techniques in Gas Dynamic Research Concept of Mach–Zehnder Dual Hologram Shearing Interferometry for Gas Dynamic Applications Applications of Mach–Zehnder Holographic Shearing Interferometry to a Supersonic Wind Tunnel Testing Mach–Zehnder Shearing Optical Holographic Interferometry with Regulated Sensitivity Applications of Mach–Zehnder Shearing Holographic Interferometry in Aerospace Engineering Research Mach–Zehnder Dual Hologram Shearing Interference Technique with Enhanced Sensitivity for Wind Tunnel Testing Phase Measurements in a Supersonic Shock Flow with Reduced Sensitivity: Two-Wavelength Mach–Zehnder Holographic Shearing Interferometry Mach–Zehnder Real-Time Shearing Optical Holographic Interferometry Real-Time Holographic Interference Shearing Technique for Wind Tunnel Testing Disappearance of Holographic and Interference Fringe Accompanying Optical Diagnostic of a Supersonic Bow Shock Flow Conclusion to Part II MACH–ZEHNDER DIGITAL HOLOGRAPHIC INTERFEROMETRY AND RELATED TECHNIQUES: RECORDING MACH–ZEHNDER DIGITAL INTERFEROGRAMS/HOLOGRAMS ON CCD/CMOS SENSORS AND ITS APPLICATIONS