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Optics Letters
|December 19, 2007
Abstract:
The cross talk of wavelength-multiplexed quasi-infinite (written in polychromatic light) holograms is evaluated. Under plausible conditions this cross talk is negligible. The typical information capacity limit of such holograms is evaluated as 10(12) bits for a 1-cm(3) volume.
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