Abstract

We have corrected typing errors related to the characterization of the dynamic range of the acrylamide photopolymer described in an earlier study [ Appl. Opt. 42, 7008 ( 2003)]. The M number is expressed as M/# instead of M# as appears in the text. The value calculated from the experimental results that are included in the article is M/# = 3.8 instead of 38 as appears in the text.

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