Деякі аспекти практичного застосування спеклів (огляд)
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https://doi.org/10.35681/1560-9189.2019.21.3.183722Ключові слова:
біоспекли, динаміка спеклів, спеклові поляАнотація
Виконано огляд робіт, які охоплюють застосування методів та ідей метрології спеклів у різноманітних галузях науки та техніки. Зокрема, особливу увагу спрямовано на аналіз застосувань спеклів (біоспеклів) у біології і медицині. Заключну частину огляду присвячено роботам з дослідження динаміки спеклів в об’єктах неорганічної природи. Вказано на загальну перспективність використання спеклів як потужного не руйнуючого оптичного дослідницького методу.
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