Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Medellín. Facultad de Minas
Abstract
The processes of modelling and reconstruction of holograms are based on the calculation of the diffraction integral either on its kirchhoff-fresnel or rayleight-sommerfeld formulation. Numerically, such an integral can be evaluated via different approaches: the convolution theorem, angular spectrum, and fresnel transform, among others. In this paper, the modelling of gabor-type in-line holograms of opaque particles of different diameters is presented. Those holograms are thereafter reconstructed by the numerical evaluation of the diffraction process that a spherical wavefront undergoes when it illuminates the hologram. The modelling-reconstruction process is employed for studying the performance of digital in-line holographic microscopy while the concentration of a simulated monodispersed monolayer is varied