This paper sets out some arguments for the use of the green second harmonic (frequency doubled) radiation from a pulsed neodymium laser as the light source in recording transilluminated objects by holography, and gives in some detail a description of one experimentally realized embodiment of the idea. Examples of photographs of reconstructions of complicated three-dimensional shock waves in air are included.
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