Video disc mastering and replication

The mastering and replication of video discs is described. Mastering involves exposing a photoresist-coated plate to a focused, modulated laser beam. After development, a layer of nickel is grown on the photoresist surface. The nickel layer forms a negative copy of the master plate. This nickel copy may then be used to emboss into plastic sheet a positive replica of the original master. This paper emphasizes the critical parameters involved in the process.     

A review of aspects relating to the improvement of holographic memory technology

Results of studying a holographic memory to write/read digital data pages are presented. The research has been carried out in Novosibirsk, Russia. Great attention was paid to methods of improving recording density and the reliability of data reading, the development of ‘dry’ photopolymers that provide recording of superimposed three-dimensional phase holograms, and the designing of parallel optic input large-scale integration (LSI) for reading and logical processing of data arriving from the holographic memory.     

Compact, integrated dynamic holographic memory with refreshed holograms

An innovative architecture for compact, integrated volume holographic memories is described. It is based on phase-conjugate readout and on a modulator-detector-memory array implemented in a silicon integrated circuit. The lensless memory module sustains dynamic read-write holograms by periodic refreshing. The integrated circuit is described and experimentally characterized. Holograms were stored in a prototype storage module that uses a 30 degrees -cut BaTiO(3) crystal and the 90 degrees recording geometry. As many as three angularly multiplexed holograms were periodically refreshed and subjected to >40% decay from exposure to the reference beam over 50 to 100 cycles. Experimental data are presented.     

Signal and reference wave dually encrypted holographic memory with shift multiplexing

We propose a secure holographic storage system with signal and reference waves dually encrypted for shift multiplexing. Two random phase masks are used to encrypt the images in the input and the Fourier planes. The reference beam is phase encoded by a fiber optic faceplate. The encrypted data is stored in a LiNbO₃:Fe crystal and decrypted during the readout process. We experimentally demonstrate encryption and decryption of multiple images and the results show high quality and good fault tolerance.     

Optimization of a holographic memory setup using an LCD and a PVA-based photopolymer

Holographic data pages were stored in a polyvinyl alcohol (PVA)/acrylamide (AA) photopolymer. This material is formed of AA photopolymers which are considered interesting materials for recording holographic memories. A liquid crystal device was used to modify the object beam and store the data pages in the material. During the storage process, some parameters like exposure time, beam ratio and reading beam intensity were controlled to obtain high image quality after the reconstruction process. The bit error rate (BER) was calculated fitting the histograms of the images to determine what parameters improve the quality of the images.     

Ce：Fe：LiNbO3晶体的全息存储和相位共轭特性的研究

本文用提拉法从熔体中生长了Ce:Fe:LiNbO_3晶体,并采用二波混合和简并四波混合方法研究和测试了晶体的全息衍射效率和相位共轭反射率.以Ce:Fe:LiNbO_3晶体作为存储元件和相位共轭镜,实现了光学实时全息关联存储.     

Angular multiplexed holographic memory system based on moving window on liquid crystal display and its crosstalk analysis

We suggested a new non-mechanical angular multiplexed holographic memory system using a moving window, which was fabricated by controlling the pixels of a liquid crystal display (LCD) electronically. If we use light passed through the window left and right, and up and down, each window makes a reference wave with a different incidence angle and we can store angular-multiplexed holograms. The feasibility of the proposed method was demonstrated through optical experiments and its crosstalk noise analysis was also presented.     

Secure and noise-free holographic encryption with a quick-response code

In holographic encryption,double random-phase encoding in the Fresnel domain(DRPEiFD)is a prevalent encryption method because it is lensless and secure.However,noises bring adverse effects during decryption.In this letter,we introduce quick-response(QR)coding during encryption to resist noises.We transform the original information into a QR code and then encrypt the code as a hologram through DRPEiFD.To retrieve the input,we decrypt the hologram in the opposite manner to the encryption and subsequently obtain a QR code with noises.By scanning this code with proper applications in smartphones,we can obtain a noise-free retrieval.Numerical experiments and images scanned by a smartphone are shown to validate our proposed method.     

Phase imaging with rotating illumination简

In holographic encryption, double random-phase encoding in the Fresnel domain （DRPEiFD） is a preva- lent encryption method because it is lensless and secure. However, noises bring adverse effects during decryption. In this letter, we introduce quick-response （QR） coding during encryption to resist noises. We transform the original information into a QR code and then enerypt the code as a hologram through DRPEiFD. To retrieve the input, we deerypt the hologram in the opposite manner to the encryption and subsequently obtain a QR code with noises. By scanning this code with proper applications in smart- phones, we can obtain a noise-free retrieval. Numerical experiments and images scanned by a smartphone are shown to validate our proposed method.     

Spontaneously induced general relativity with holographic interior and general exterior

We study the spontaneously induced general relativity (GR) from the scalar-tensor gravity. We demonstrate by numerical methods that a novel inner core can be connected to the Schwarzschild exterior with cosmological constants and any sectional curvature. Deriving an analytic core metric for a general exterior, we show that all the nontrivial features of the core, including the locally holographic entropy packing, are universal for the general exterior in static spacetimes. We also investigate whether the f(R)$f(R)$ gravity can accommodate the nontrivial core.     

大容量高密度体全息数据存储

基于晶体体全息存储机理 ,采用半导体泵浦固体激光器取代氩离子激光器作为系统光源 ,设计并构建了小型体全息存储器 ,实现了 15 0 0幅等衍射效率高分辨率全息图的记录和复现 ,其存储容量大于 1 1Gbit ,存储密度大于1 4Gbit/cm3 。     

Decay constants of pseudoscalar and vector mesons with improved holographic wavefunction

We calculate the decay constants of light and heavy-light pseudoscalar and vector mesons with improved soft-wall holographic wavefuntions,which take into account the effects of both quark masses and dynamical spins.We find that the predicted decay constants,especially for the ratio f V/f P,based on light-front holographic QCD,can be significantly improved,once the dynamical spin effects are taken into account by introducing the helicity-dependent wavefunctions.We also perform detailed χ~2 analyses for the holographic parameters(i.e.the mass-scale parameterκ and the quark masses),by confronting our predictions with the data for the charged-meson decay constants and the meson spectra.The fitted values for these parameters are generally in agreement with those obtained by fitting to the Regge trajectories.At the same time,most of our results for the decay constants and their ratios agree with the data as well as the predictions based on lattice QCD and QCD sum rule approaches,with only a few exceptions observed.     

Relationship between holographic and spectroscopic characteristics of photosensitive media with immobilized bacteriorhodopsin

The experimentally determined parameters of the photoresponse of a bacteriorhodopsin D96N suspension in glycerin are compared with the calculated values obtained from absorption spectra of this suspension. The kinetic parameters and saturation intensities are found to be different for the phase and amplitude components of the dynamic holographic grating in the medium under study. The effect of intermediate isomers of the photocycle of bacteriorhodopsin molecules is supposed to be responsible for the observed behavior of photoresponse. The photoresponse sensitivities and saturation parameters determined for either component of the grating from the energy transfer of the phase-modulated beams and from the spectral diagnostics of the medium are found to satisfactorily agree with each other.     

Multiphoton polymerization with the holographic control of femtosecond and continuous laser radiation

A unit in which two lasers, one with femtosecond and the other continuous radiation, were used was designed and manufactured. Both lasers worked under holographic control conditions provided by two spatial optic modulators. Experiments with creating several polymer structures by several femtosecond optical “traps” simultaneously were performed. The possibility of the production of one polymer article by simultaneous displacement of several femtosecond optical traps was demonstrated. A polymer article was also prepared by several femtosecond traps and manipulated with the use of several continuous traps. The possibility of focusing femtosecond radiation onto an extended object (“thread” 13 μm long) and the preparation of a polymer object by controlling a femtosecond optical trap in three-dimensional space was demonstrated.     

Analysis of photorefractive volume holographic lenses with different recording and read-out wavelengths

The photorefractive volume holographic lenses for converting a plane wave to a lateral-spread spherical wave with different recording and reconstructing wavelength has been studied. Using the coupled-wave theory, the half-analytical solutions for the amplitudes of the space harmonics of the field inside the transmission geometry are presented. The values of the off-Bragg parameter at the reconstructed process and the diffracted beam's amplitude distribution are analyzed. In addition, the dependences of diffraction properties on the focal length of recording spherical wave and on the geometrical dimensions of the grating are discussed. Furthermore, the focusing properties of this photorefractive holographic lens are analyzed.     

Spin chains and channels with memory

In most studies of quantum channels, it is assumed that the errors in each use of the channel are independent. However, recent investigations of the effect of memory or correlations in error have led to speculation that nonanalytic behavior may occur in the capacity. Motivated by these observations, we connect the study of channels with correlated error to the study of many-body systems. This enables us to use many-body theory to solve some interesting models of correlated error. These models can display nonanalyticities analogous to quantum phase transitions.     

Multilevel phase and amplitude modulation method for holographic memories with programmable phase modulator

The utilization of spatial quadrature amplitude modulation (SQAM) signals with amplitude and phase modulation is a simple method used to improve storage capacity in a holographic data storage system. We propose a multilevel phase and amplitude modulation method for holographic memories with a programmable phase modulator (PPM). In this method, holographic page data is recorded by a two-step exposure process for different phase-modulated data. There is no need to adjust the positions of spatial light modulators (SLM) with high accuracy because we use only one spatial modulator. We estimate the quality of 16 SQAM signals produced by our technique.     

Optofluidic system for three-dimensional sensing and identification of micro-organisms with digital holographic microscopy

Optofluidic devices offer flexibility for a variety of tasks involving biological specimen. We propose a system for three-dimensional (3D) sensing and identification of biological micro-organisms. This system consists of a microfluidic device along with a digital holographic microscope and relevant statistical recognition algorithms. The microfluidic channel is used to house the micro-organisms, while the holographic microscope and a CCD camera record their digital holograms. The holograms can be computationally reconstructed in 3D using a variety of algorithms, such as the Fresnel transform. Statistical recognition algorithms are used to analyze and identify the micro-organisms from the reconstructed wavefront. Experimental results are presented. Because of computational reconstruction of wavefronts in holographic imaging, this technique offers unique advantages that allow one to image micro-organisms within a deep channel while removing the inherent microfluidic-induced aberration through interferometery.