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High‐speed holography of laser‐induced breakdown in liquids

The phenomenon of ruby laser‐induced breakdown in liquids is investigated by high‐speed holography. The advantage of using holography instead of ordinary photography lies in the possibility to easily suppress the bright white light emitted during the breakdown process. This light constitutes an incoherent background on the holographic plate and does not reproduce upon reconstruction of the recorded scene.

W. Lauterborn | K. J. Ebeling | K. Ebeling | W. Lauterborn

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