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Application of holography and hologram interferometry to photoelasticity

Brcic, 1974

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636322812176780334
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Brcic V
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This text represents a short introdu,: tory view in ho lography and hologram interferometry and their possible applic~ tions to experimental stress analysis, particularly to photoelasticity, without pretending of being a complete presentation of this matter. The …
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