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Multi-planar imaging using the thermal lensing effect
Abstract:
The application of a thermal lens, formed by a laser beam, in the imaging of objects lying in three different planes is reported for the first time, to the best of our knowledge. The objects' planes are separated by a distance surpassing the depth-of-field of the imaging setup. It is the local formation of two thermal lenses near the intermediate image plane in a thermo-optical material that allows for the observation of two additional objects.
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