Physics Book Review - Learn More About Light and Holography

It's not just the light that meets your eyes, but what attracts us most is the eyes. Welcome to the science of holography, spectral imaging and holographic projection. If this topic and subject matter is as interesting to you as me, I would like to recommend a very informative book on the topic. The titles of the books are as follows:

"Principles of holography" By Howard W. Smith, published by Wiley InterScience, New York, New York, 1969, 239 pages, Library of Congress number: 69-16129, SBN: 471-08340-2.

The author of this book is a senior research assistant at Eastman Kodak's laboratory in Rochester, New York, where his research and development department was at the forefront of the technology. As you know, Eastman Kodak was very serious about innovation, spending billions of dollars on market share. At the time this book was written, it was probably one of the most comprehensive books on the topic of holography.

Today, of course, you need to know more, but much of the basics are here, and if you want to learn about this topic, this is a good book to get started. If you want to learn about the history of holography, it is also here. Similarly, all the mathematics associated with holographic image projection and holography are here. This book explains the basic arrangement of holography, including planar and volume holograms, along with their general theory.

There are many formulas for light projection, temporal filtering, linear motion, and motion imaging of vibrating objects. Learn how to illuminate with a beam and what happens when you adjust bandwidth or recording media. There is also an analysis of third-order aberrations, and this book also covers lasers.

In fact, I've read a lot about holography books, and I've written a book titled "Future holographic projection technology-killer applications." This is probably one of the best books written on this subject, and when I think it was written in 1969, it completely overwhelmed me. For this reason, we recommended it to anyone who is seriously working on spectral imaging or holographic technology.

Everyone should be interested in this topic as video conferencing using holograms on iPad, iPhone, smartphone or tablet computer will be possible within the next 5 years. The technology is coming soon, and many of the world's largest companies are at the forefront. They are designing chips that allow this kind of communication and the equipment that performs them. In fact, consider all of these and take them seriously. If you have comments, concerns, and / or questions or case studies, please email me as soon as possible.