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April 1, 1970Applied Optics455 citations

Generation of Surface Contours by Moiré Patterns

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DMD. M. MeadowsApplied Technical Services (United States)WJW. O. JohnsonUniversity of OregonJAJont B. AllenUrbana University

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For a number of years, observations have been made of contour-like patterns created by the moiré interference of a grid with its shadow cast onto a surface. The conditions under which these patterns correspond to planar contours are derived, and systems to generate these contours are suggested. It is shown that moiré contour patterns provide a useful and flexible means of contouring surfaces. Experimental results are presented.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a09c639b0d552aa8b45e1bfhttps://doi.org/10.1364/ao.9.000942
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