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Interferometric out-of-focus imaging of ice particles with overlapping images
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It is shown that the size and relative positions of two irregular rough particles can be analyzed using interferometric out-of-focus imaging despite the overlapping of their out-of-focus images. Simulations are confirmed by experiments done with ice particles generated in a freezing column.
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