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Digital holography and “inverse problems” approach for experimental set-up calibration
The use of an “inverse problems” algorithm for self-calibration of a digital holographic set-up is proposed. Taking into account a precise imaging model for the process of calibrated pattern hologram makes possible an accurate estimation of setup parameters. Self-calibration of an astigmatic reference beam holographic configuration and measurement of the camera pixel fill factor is demonstrated.