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3D hologram point from lasers [closed]
Firstly, I'm not a physics guy. I want to try to create a 3D hologram point with lasers. As I know, if I have at least 3 lasers in the same wavelength and their beam is crossing each other at a single ...
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Holograms as a superposition of many individual interference patterns
I've recently started reading about non-linear optics and holograms. While I do understand the basics of how holograms are made, by superposing the reference waveform on the object waveform over a ...
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Holographic "lens" - controlling light diffraction angles with silver halide film
I'm trying to develop a way to control the "exit angle" (diffraction angle) of a monochromatic light source.
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taking a laser;
spreading the beam; and
directing the light at a piece of ...
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Drawing in the air with lasers Question
Are there two different lasers that can be invisible when not overlapping, but visible when overlapping? I desire to build a hologram-ish thing, but with lasers. The system would use many lasers that ...
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How does a hologram record the incident laser?
How does the hologram (the photographic plate) record the incident laser beams when they hit onto it, what happens inside the hologram so that it records these laser beams?
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Is it possible for two holograms to be on the same holographic film?
I was thinking if you could use a laser of a specific frequency to write a hologram on a film, and then to try to record over the same film but with a laser of another frequency the the first.
Is it ...
