Three-dimensional computer holography based on two hybrid constraint iterative angular spectrum algorithms
A method for three-dimensional holographic image calculation based on angular spectrum layering is presented, which significantly reduces the noise resulting from image overlap during hologram reconstruction. In order to enhance the reconstruction quality, we proposed a two-hybrid constraint algorit...
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| description | A method for three-dimensional holographic image calculation based on angular spectrum layering is presented, which significantly reduces the noise resulting from image overlap during hologram reconstruction. In order to enhance the reconstruction quality, we proposed a two-hybrid constraint algorithm, which employs two parallel processing frameworks to allocate multiple plane images effectively. Additionally, by applying two different hybrid constraint factors, spatial resource allocation is utilized efficiently to mitigate the impact of axial inter-layer crosstalk noise. The numerical simulations and optical experiment results demonstrated that our method has successfully improved the reconstruction quality of holograms and proved its effectiveness and feasibility. |
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