Preface
Holography has always been a rapidly evolving technology, and this new edition attempts to report more recent developments.
Among these are a better understanding of the physical and chemical behaviour of recording materials as well as the development of mathematical tools for improved design of holographic recording materials for specific applications.
There has been significant progress in the development of holographic optical devices including lenses, diffusers, and waveguides as well as physical, chemical, and biological sensors and wavefront sensors.
Higher-resolution, high-speed spatial light modulators powered by advanced computational tools are likely to make high-quality three-dimensional dynamic display a reality for a wide ...
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