3. Interferometric techniques

Interferometric techniques seek to determine the phase of scattered light by analyzing a two-wave interference phenomenon (as a general rule). This may involve a probe wave and a reference wave (§ 3.3 ), two waves that are both probes and references of each other (§ 3.1 ), or two waves produced by different scattering processes (§...

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