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THIS communication describes a method for vibration analysis in which fringes are directly related to the amplitude of the vibrating object. This is achieved by combining the frozen fringes technique with stroboscopy.
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WATRASIEWICZ, B., SPICER, P. Vibration Analysis by Stroboscopic Holography. Nature 217, 1142–1143 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/2171142a0
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