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4. Continuously self-imaging objects
The self-imaging effect or Talbot effect was generalized by Montgomery in 1967 . who specified the conditions that must be verified by an object, whether periodic or not, in order to be self-imaging.
Particular self-imaging objects were then described by Durnin in 1987 : such components, called continuously self-imaging or non-diffracting, produce a field propagating in space with a very high degree of confinement and no dispersion along the...
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Bibliography
Patents
M. Piponnier, J. Primot, G. Druart and N. Guérineau. Guérineau, "Method and device for telemetric imaging", FR2994735(B1), EP2700902(B1), US2014055606(A1), JP2014041126(A), CN103632161(A), 2012
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