Interferometry in Speckle Light Theory and Applications : Proceedings of the International Conference 25-28 September 2000, Lausanne, Switzerland

1 Fundamentals of Speckle Patterns and Basic Properties.- The Story of Speckles in Interferometry.- Speckle Decorrelation: Observed, Explained, and Tackled (With 6 Figures).- Spatial Characterization of the Laser Speckles at Volume Hologram Reconstruction (With 5 Figures).- Correlation Between Intensity and Phase in Speckle Pattern Interferometry (With 4 Figures).- Laser Doppler and Speckle Phenomena: To an Integrated Approach (With 4 Figures).- Speckle Signal Generation in Self-Mixing Laser Diodes and its use for Speckle Velocimetry (With 7 Figures).- 2 Speckle Photography: Image Correlation Techniques.- From Coherent Speckle Photography to White Light Scratch Correlation.- Experiment/Computation Interactions by Using Digital Image Correlation (With 7 Figures).- Micromechanical Applications of Digital Image Correlation Techniques (With 2 Figures).- Miniaturized Low-Power Motion Detection Based on Optical (With 4 Figures) Speckle Patterns.- Spectral Phase Algorithm: Competitive way to Measure Rapidly Small Displacements by Numerical Speckle Photography (With 3 Figures).- Applications of Digital Image Correlation Technique to the Damage and Fracture Study of Heterogeneous Materials (With 7 Figures).- 3 Holographic Interferometry.- 3.1Theoretical Aspects.- Deformation Measurement by Holographic Interferometry. Analysis on Curved Surfaces (With 1 Figure).- Modification Methods in Holographic and Speckle Interferometry (With 4 Figures).- Microscopic Electronic Holographic Moiré (With 3 Figures).- Holographic Recording of Gratings for Dynamic Strain Field Measurement (With 5 Figures).- 3.2 Manifold Applications.- Advanced Practical Holography: In situ Instant Holographic Interferometry on Silver Halide Media Without Liquid Gates or Repositioning of the Media (With 4 Figures).- Applications of Holographic Interferometry for Nondestructive Dynamic Structural Analysis of Miniature Mechanical Components (With 5 Figures).- Detection of Flaws in Composite Ceramic-Metal Plates with Vibrations and Flexural Waves and Dynamic Holographic Interferometry (With 3 Figures).- Surface Deformations Analysis by Double Exposure Holography Using Guided Waves and Image Processing (With 4 Figures).- 3.3 Photorefractive Holographic Interferometry.- Photorefractive Real Time Interferometry Applied to Non Destructive Testing (With 4 Figures).- Adaptive Interferometry of Speckled Waves in Photorefractive Crystals Using Polarization Self-Modulation (With 3 Figures).- Adaptive Photodetectors Using the Effect of the Non-Steady-State Photoelectromotive Force for Vibration Measurements (With 5 Figures).- Userfriendly and Compact Holographic Camera Based on Photorefractive Crystals. Applications in High Accuracy Metrology (With 6 Figures).- 3.4 Numerical Recontruction Holography.- Digital Holography for Metrologic Applications (With 9 Figures).- Digital Holographic Microscopy, a new Method for Simultaneous Amplitude- and Quantitative Phase-Contrast Imaging (With 2 Figures).- Digital Holography With Improved Resolution by Spatial Sampling of Holograms (With 5 Figures).- A Method for Polarisation Imaging Using Digital Holography (With 4 Figures).- Numerical Heterodyne Holography (With 6 Figures).- Selection of Ballistic Photons in Diffusing Media by Numerical (With 3 Figures) Heterodyne Holography.- Surface Contouring by Phase-Shifting Digital Holography and Noise Reduction (With 7 Figures).- 4 Speckle Interferometry.- 4.1 Methods and Configurations.- Multifunctional Phase-Stepping Interferometer (With 12 Figures).- A Novel Fiber Illumination System for In-plane Displacement Measurement in Electronic Speckle Pattern Interferometry (With 5 Figures).- In-plane Deformation Measurement Using ESPI Carrier Fringes (With 4 Figures).- Measuring Amplitude and Phase of Vibration With Double-Exposure Stroboscopic TV Holography (With 3 Figures).- Real-Time Double-Exposure Stroboscopic TV Holography for the Detection of Very Small Vibrations. A Comparison With Other TVH Techni