Holography by shadow casting is a non-interferometric means for recording a hologram. Like ordinary (interferometric) holography, it leads to three-dimensional images of the object. Unlike ordinary holography, it works best at short wavelengths (y-rays and X-rays). The history, techniques, and prospects of shadow holography are reviewed.
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