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registration of fast processes, to “freeze” the structural states in time. That is why
obtaining holograms of a living object is of special interest while studying rare as
well as typical diseases.
Combined images can be applied in data storage systems for spatial distribution of images, in indication systems, during construction of artistic panorama,
during creation and multiplication of copies of artworks, registration of holographic
portraits, in advertisement, and for production of visual and teaching aids, technical
stands, souvenirs, etc.
“Image forming methods” were suggested and patented in the USSR, the USA,
France, Germany, the People’s Republic of Bulgaria, the ChSSR.
For the first time in the Patent Office of the Republic of Belarus, there was registered the transfer of patent rights for the invention “Image forming methods” to
foreign firms (in particular, to “Samsung Electronics Corporation, Ltd.”) under the
number 93-10001.
References
1. Yu.I. Ostrovsky, M.M. Butusov, G.V. Ostrovskaya, Holographic Interferometry (Nauka,
Moscow, 1977), 400p. (in Russian)
2. N.G., Vlasov, S.G., Galkin. U.P. Preasnyakov, in Methods and Apparatus of Optical
Holography (05–13 Nov 1983), p. 148. (in Russian)
3. N.G. Vlasov, O.G. Lisin, U.I. Savilova, J. Tech. Phys. 54(10), 2037 (1984) . (in Russian)
4. W. Schuman, M. Duba, Analysis of Deformation of Opaque Objects by the Method of
Holographic Interferometry (Mashinostroenie, Leningrad, 1982), 170p. (in Russian)
5. S.A. Dobrolezh, I.S. Klimenko, V.V. Klimovskikh, N.A. Sishenok, Electron. Ind. 10–11(116–
117), 83 (1982). (in Russian)
6. R.K. Erf, Holographic Non-destructive Study (Mashinostroenie, Moscow, 1979), 448p. (in
Russian)
7. C. West, Holographic Interferometry (Mir. Moscow, 1982), 504p. (in Russian)
8. Y.N. Denisyuk, S.I. Soskin, Opt. Spectrosc. 31(6), 992 (1971). (in Russian)
9. R. Jones, K. Yaips, Holographic and Speckle-Interferometry (Mir, Moscow, 1986), 328p. (in
Russian)
10. J.P. Watees, J. Opt. Soc. Amer. 62, 373 (1972)
11. T. Nakagima, H. Saito, Jap. J. Appl. Phys. 14(1), 277 (1975). (in Russian)
12. M. Murata, Jap. J. Appl. Phys. 14(1), 271 (1975). (in Russian)
13. L. Kersch, Mater Evaluat. 29, 125 (1971)
14. J. Vienot, P. Smigilsky, A. Ruays, Optical Holography: Development and Application (Mir,
Moscow, 1973), 216p. (in Russian)
15. Yu. I. Ostrovsky, Holography and Its Applications (Nauka, Leningrad, 1973). (in Russian)
16. N.N. Zakharov, I.S. Zeylikovich, N.V. Karnaukhov et al., Proceedings of CIAM 1026, 366
(1983). (in Russian)
17. V.C. Sainov, S.C. Sainov, S.N. Ossikovska, Dokl. Bulgaria. Acad. Sci. 36(11), 1383 (1983).
(in Russian)
18. C.M. Vest, Nondestruct. Testing. 3, 351 (1972)
19. G.V. Ostrovskaya, Yu.I. Ostrovsky, Prog. Opt. 22 (1985)
20. A.K. Beketova, A.F. Belozerov, A.N. Bereziuk, Holographic Interferometry of Phase Objects
(Nauka, Leningrad, 1979), 232p. (in Russian)
21. M.L. Gurary, A.A. Magomedova, G.I. Rukshan, V.K. Sakharov, DAS BSSR 208(1), 233
(1973). (in Russian)
3 Holographic Interferometry for Studying …
registration of fast processes, to “freeze” the structural states in time. That is why
obtaining holograms of a living object is of special interest while studying rare as
well as typical diseases.
Combined images can be applied in data storage systems for spatial distribution of images, in indication systems, during construction of artistic panorama,
during creation and multiplication of copies of artworks, registration of holographic
portraits, in advertisement, and for production of visual and teaching aids, technical
stands, souvenirs, etc.
“Image forming methods” were suggested and patented in the USSR, the USA,
France, Germany, the People’s Republic of Bulgaria, the ChSSR.
For the first time in the Patent Office of the Republic of Belarus, there was registered the transfer of patent rights for the invention “Image forming methods” to
foreign firms (in particular, to “Samsung Electronics Corporation, Ltd.”) under the
number 93-10001.
References
1. Yu.I. Ostrovsky, M.M. Butusov, G.V. Ostrovskaya, Holographic Interferometry (Nauka,
Moscow, 1977), 400p. (in Russian)
2. N.G., Vlasov, S.G., Galkin. U.P. Preasnyakov, in Methods and Apparatus of Optical
Holography (05–13 Nov 1983), p. 148. (in Russian)
3. N.G. Vlasov, O.G. Lisin, U.I. Savilova, J. Tech. Phys. 54(10), 2037 (1984) . (in Russian)
4. W. Schuman, M. Duba, Analysis of Deformation of Opaque Objects by the Method of
Holographic Interferometry (Mashinostroenie, Leningrad, 1982), 170p. (in Russian)
5. S.A. Dobrolezh, I.S. Klimenko, V.V. Klimovskikh, N.A. Sishenok, Electron. Ind. 10–11(116–
117), 83 (1982). (in Russian)
6. R.K. Erf, Holographic Non-destructive Study (Mashinostroenie, Moscow, 1979), 448p. (in
Russian)
7. C. West, Holographic Interferometry (Mir. Moscow, 1982), 504p. (in Russian)
8. Y.N. Denisyuk, S.I. Soskin, Opt. Spectrosc. 31(6), 992 (1971). (in Russian)
9. R. Jones, K. Yaips, Holographic and Speckle-Interferometry (Mir, Moscow, 1986), 328p. (in
Russian)
10. J.P. Watees, J. Opt. Soc. Amer. 62, 373 (1972)
11. T. Nakagima, H. Saito, Jap. J. Appl. Phys. 14(1), 277 (1975). (in Russian)
12. M. Murata, Jap. J. Appl. Phys. 14(1), 271 (1975). (in Russian)
13. L. Kersch, Mater Evaluat. 29, 125 (1971)
14. J. Vienot, P. Smigilsky, A. Ruays, Optical Holography: Development and Application (Mir,
Moscow, 1973), 216p. (in Russian)
15. Yu. I. Ostrovsky, Holography and Its Applications (Nauka, Leningrad, 1973). (in Russian)
16. N.N. Zakharov, I.S. Zeylikovich, N.V. Karnaukhov et al., Proceedings of CIAM 1026, 366
(1983). (in Russian)
17. V.C. Sainov, S.C. Sainov, S.N. Ossikovska, Dokl. Bulgaria. Acad. Sci. 36(11), 1383 (1983).
(in Russian)
18. C.M. Vest, Nondestruct. Testing. 3, 351 (1972)
19. G.V. Ostrovskaya, Yu.I. Ostrovsky, Prog. Opt. 22 (1985)
20. A.K. Beketova, A.F. Belozerov, A.N. Bereziuk, Holographic Interferometry of Phase Objects
(Nauka, Leningrad, 1979), 232p. (in Russian)
21. M.L. Gurary, A.A. Magomedova, G.I. Rukshan, V.K. Sakharov, DAS BSSR 208(1), 233
(1973). (in Russian)