Turukhano, V. G. Komar, O. B. Serov, V. A. Vanin, M. M. Ermolaev, M. K.
Shevtsov—Russia; V. B. Markov—Ukraine; Sh. D. Kakichashvili—Georgia; Hert
von Bally—Germany; John Colfield, Hans Bjelkhagen—USA, Michel Grosmann
—France, P. Gregush—Hungary;
Chapter 4: I. V. Markhvida, A. S. Rubanov, N. A. Fomin, I. A. Utkin, S. K. Dik, I.
L. Drobot—Republic of Belarus; I. S. Klimenko, N. G. Vlasov—Russia; Marti
Lopes Luis—Cuba;
Chapter 5: I. P. Antonov, A. F. Smeyanovich, A. S. Rubanov, I. V. Markhvida, A.
A. Kumeisha, S. A. Aleksandrov, M. M. Loiko, S. P. Andreev, A. S.
Uzukbadzhakov, V. M. Aranchuk, S. K. Dik, M. M. Korol, P. N. Bagrov, V. A.
Dmitriev, G. K. Nedzved, L. A. Vasilevskaya, S. E. Rovdo, R. M. Tanina, V. A.
Lapina, A. V. Astapenko, P. A. Vlasuk, L. N. Anatskaya, A. R. Gavrilova, L. I.
Matusevich, V. A. Misnikova, E. P. Titovets, N. I. Nechipurenko, G. G. Petrovsky,
G. I. Ovsyankina, G. V. Zobnina, S. A. Likhachev, Y. G. Shanko, V. I. Hodylev—
Republic of Belarus; G. B. Semenov, E. M. Dianov, V. A. Kozlov, O. A. Vlasenko
—Russia; T. Asakura—Japan.
We would like to express our gratitude and respect to the reviewers of the first
edition of our book Coherent and Biomedical Optics: Theory and Practice, 2007,
to the Doctor of Technical Sciences, Prof. Nikolai Georgievich Vlasov, Doctor of
technical sciences, Prof. Nikolai Maksimovich Spornik and Doctor of physical and
mathematical sciences, Prof. Boris Nikolaevich Tushkevich, to the talented scientists—generators of brand new ideas in the sphere of coherent-optics and holography, published in numerous scientific articles, patents and authors’ inventions
both in our country and abroad, to those who passed away early but managed
contributed greatly to modern science by creating, developing and realizing on
practicing a number of scientific schools such as iridescent holography, holographic
and speckle-interferometry, holographic interferometry with the use of dual
monopulses and many others.
We are grateful to the reviewers of the second extended edition of this book
titled Biomedical and Resonance Optics: Theory and Practice, to the great scientist
in the sphere of holography, laser physics, coherent and nonlinear optics, Doctor of
physical and mathematical sciences Boris Ganievich Turukhano, Head of the
Laboratory of Holographic Informational and Measuring Systems of St. Petersburg
Institute of Nuclear Physics named after B. P. Konstantinov of Russian Academy of
Sciences, to Doctor of physical and mathematical sciences Vladimir Victorovich
Kabanov, Head of the Laboratory of Optical Holography of the State Scientific
Institution “B. I. Stepanov Institute of Physics of the National Academy of Sciences
of Belarus,” to the Doctor of physical and mathematical sciences Alexei
Leonidovich Tolstik, to the Professor of the Department of Laser Physics and
Spectroscopy of Belarusian State University and Doctor of Medical Sciences
Arnold Fedorovich Smeyanovich, Head of the Department of Neurosurgery of State
Establishment “Scientific and Practical Center of Neurology and Neurosurgery”
of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus who took the responsibility to
consider the results of our studies.
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Shevtsov—Russia; V. B. Markov—Ukraine; Sh. D. Kakichashvili—Georgia; Hert
von Bally—Germany; John Colfield, Hans Bjelkhagen—USA, Michel Grosmann
—France, P. Gregush—Hungary;
Chapter 4: I. V. Markhvida, A. S. Rubanov, N. A. Fomin, I. A. Utkin, S. K. Dik, I.
L. Drobot—Republic of Belarus; I. S. Klimenko, N. G. Vlasov—Russia; Marti
Lopes Luis—Cuba;
Chapter 5: I. P. Antonov, A. F. Smeyanovich, A. S. Rubanov, I. V. Markhvida, A.
A. Kumeisha, S. A. Aleksandrov, M. M. Loiko, S. P. Andreev, A. S.
Uzukbadzhakov, V. M. Aranchuk, S. K. Dik, M. M. Korol, P. N. Bagrov, V. A.
Dmitriev, G. K. Nedzved, L. A. Vasilevskaya, S. E. Rovdo, R. M. Tanina, V. A.
Lapina, A. V. Astapenko, P. A. Vlasuk, L. N. Anatskaya, A. R. Gavrilova, L. I.
Matusevich, V. A. Misnikova, E. P. Titovets, N. I. Nechipurenko, G. G. Petrovsky,
G. I. Ovsyankina, G. V. Zobnina, S. A. Likhachev, Y. G. Shanko, V. I. Hodylev—
Republic of Belarus; G. B. Semenov, E. M. Dianov, V. A. Kozlov, O. A. Vlasenko
—Russia; T. Asakura—Japan.
We would like to express our gratitude and respect to the reviewers of the first
edition of our book Coherent and Biomedical Optics: Theory and Practice, 2007,
to the Doctor of Technical Sciences, Prof. Nikolai Georgievich Vlasov, Doctor of
technical sciences, Prof. Nikolai Maksimovich Spornik and Doctor of physical and
mathematical sciences, Prof. Boris Nikolaevich Tushkevich, to the talented scientists—generators of brand new ideas in the sphere of coherent-optics and holography, published in numerous scientific articles, patents and authors’ inventions
both in our country and abroad, to those who passed away early but managed
contributed greatly to modern science by creating, developing and realizing on
practicing a number of scientific schools such as iridescent holography, holographic
and speckle-interferometry, holographic interferometry with the use of dual
monopulses and many others.
We are grateful to the reviewers of the second extended edition of this book
titled Biomedical and Resonance Optics: Theory and Practice, to the great scientist
in the sphere of holography, laser physics, coherent and nonlinear optics, Doctor of
physical and mathematical sciences Boris Ganievich Turukhano, Head of the
Laboratory of Holographic Informational and Measuring Systems of St. Petersburg
Institute of Nuclear Physics named after B. P. Konstantinov of Russian Academy of
Sciences, to Doctor of physical and mathematical sciences Vladimir Victorovich
Kabanov, Head of the Laboratory of Optical Holography of the State Scientific
Institution “B. I. Stepanov Institute of Physics of the National Academy of Sciences
of Belarus,” to the Doctor of physical and mathematical sciences Alexei
Leonidovich Tolstik, to the Professor of the Department of Laser Physics and
Spectroscopy of Belarusian State University and Doctor of Medical Sciences
Arnold Fedorovich Smeyanovich, Head of the Department of Neurosurgery of State
Establishment “Scientific and Practical Center of Neurology and Neurosurgery”
of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus who took the responsibility to
consider the results of our studies.
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