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TV shearography: quantitative measurement of shear-magnitude fields by use of digital speckle photography

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Abstract

Digital speckle photography combined with TV shearography is developed for precise measurement of the magnitude of the shear field in a linear shear configuration. As an application the method is implemented to determine the slope-change variations of a three-dimensional object with TV shearography in which the shear magnitude is obtained with the digital speckle photography technique.

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