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Three-dimensional particle imaging by wavefront sensing
DOI:10.1364/OL.31.001220.png)
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We present two methods for three-dimensional particle metrology from a single two-dimensional view. The techniques are based on wavefront sensing where the three-dimensional location of a particle is encoded into a single image plane. The first technique is based on multiplanar imaging, and the second produces three-dimensional location information via anamorphic distortion of the recorded images. Preliminary results show that an uncertainty of 8 mu m in depth can be obtained for low-particle density over a thin plane, and an uncertainty of 30 mu m for higher particle density over a 10 mm deep volume. (c) 2006 Optical Society of America.
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OF-INTENSITY EQUATION
PHASE RETRIEVAL
VELOCIMETRY
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