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Principles and techniques of optical data storage

We review the field of optical data storage and describe the various technologies that either are in use today or are likely to play a role in the near future. Our emphasis will be on optical-disk and holographic optical storage.

Masud Mansuripur | G. Sincerbox | M. Mansuripur | G. Sincerbox

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