Digital in-line holographic microscopy.

By J. Garcia-Sucerquia, Wenbo Xu, S. Jericho, P. Klages, M. Jericho, H. Kreuzer. Applied Optics, 2006

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Principles and techniques of digital holographic microscopy (2010, methodology): “Underwater instruments have been constructed for monitoring marine planktons and particulates [117,118].”
Quantitative Phase Imaging (2012, methodology): “A related approach in digital holography, in-line or on-axis digital holographic microscopy (Garcia-Sucerquia et al., 2006; Shaked, Newpher, Ehlers, & Wax, 2010; Xu, Jericho, Meinertzhagen, & Kreuzer, 2001), is closer to Gabor’s original method and carries the benefit of stability at the expense of ”
Optical Particle Characterization in Flows (2011, methodology): “…but the technique became significantly more attractive with the advent of digital holography (Schnars & Jüptner 2002, Kühn et al. 2008) and digital in-line holography (Müller et al. 2004, Garcia-Sucerquia et al. 2006, Sheng et al. 2006), the latter simplifying the optical arrangement greatly.”
Applications of Holography in Fluid Mechanics and Particle Dynamics (2010, background): “The red dashed line indicates the image plane. demonstrated that they could resolve micrometer-scale, 3D structures within a single cell or its 3D motion (Garcia-Sucerquia et al. 2006; Xu et al. 2001, 2002).”