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Image reconstruction algorithm for recovering high-frequency information in parallel phase-shifting digital holography [Invited]

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Abstract

We propose an image reconstruction algorithm for recovering high-frequency information in parallel phase-shifting digital holography. The proposed algorithm applies three kinds of interpolations and generates three different kinds of object waves. A Fourier transform is applied to each object wave, and the spatial-frequency domain is divided into 3×3 segments for each Fourier-transformed object wave. After that the segment in which interpolation error is the least among the segments having the same address of the segment in the spatial-frequency domain is extracted. The extracted segments are combined to generate an information-enhanced spatial-frequency spectrum of the object wave, and after that the formed spatial-frequency spectrum is inversely Fourier transformed. Then the high-frequency information of the reconstructed image is recovered. The effectiveness of the proposed algorithm was verified by a numerical simulation and an experiment.

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