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Chapter 30 - Lasers, Holography, and Color

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  • The fringe visibility is

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  • The coherence is

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  • Holograms are made by recording the interference pattern of a reference beam and an object beam. The holographic images are reproduced by illuminating the hologram with a beam of light similar to the original reference beam.

  • A full range of colors can be reproduced by the addition of primary colors of light (red, green, and blue). Colors can also be produced by passing white light through a combination of subtractive filters (the subtractive primaries of yellow, magenta, and cyan).


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