Category:Holography
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Here is a list of articles in the Holography category of the Physics portal.
Holography is the science of producing holograms; it is an advanced form of photography that allows an image to be recorded in three dimensions.
Pages in category "Holography"
The following 56 pages are in this category, out of 56 total.
- Holography (physics)
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- Rod C. Alferness (biography)
- Atari Cosmos (engineering)
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- Moysés Baumstein (biography)
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- CAVEman (physics)
- Check weigher (computing)
- Cheoptics360 (physics)
- Computer-generated holography (physics)
- Lloyd Cross (biography)
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- Yuri Nikolaevich Denisyuk (biography)
- Digital holography (physics)
- Digital planar holography (physics)
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- Electron holography (physics)
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- Holography in fiction (physics)
- Functional holography (physics)
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- Haptic technology (engineering)
- Hogel (physics)
- Hogel processing unit (computing)
- Hologram bracelet (physics)
- Hologram trademark (physics)
- Holographic display (physics)
- Holographic grating (physics)
- Holographic interference microscopy (computing)
- Holographic interferometry (physics)
- Holographic optical element (physics)
- Holographic principle (physics)
- Holographic screen (physics)
- Holographic sensor (physics)
- Holographic Studios (physics)
- HoloVID (physics)
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- Interferometric microscopy (physics)
J
- Tung Jeong (biography)
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- Kinebar (physics)
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- MIT Museum (physics)
- Musée de l'Holographie (physics)
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- Organic photorefractive materials (physics)
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- Pepper's ghost (physics)
- Phase-coherent holography (physics)
- Photorefractive effect (physics)
- Polishing hologram (physics)
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- Rainbow hologram (physics)
- Rainbow Machine (physics)
- Reciprocity (photography) (astronomy)
- Reference beam (physics)
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- Scanning near-field ultrasound holography (physics)
- Security hologram (computing)
- SeeReal Technologies (company)
- Signal beam (physics)
- Specular holography (computing)
- Leonard Susskind (biography)
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- Volume hologram (physics)
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- Wenyon & Gamble (physics)
- Whitney Houston Hologram Tour (physics)
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- X-ray fluorescence holography (physics)