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Optical coherence tomography: its role in the non-invasive structural examination and conservation of cultural heritage objects—a review

Targowski et al., 2012

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4021958948209929217
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Targowski P
Iwanicka M
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Applied Physics A

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A brief introduction to Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) is presented, stressing the origin of the tomographic signal and the detection methods defining various modalities of the technique. The parameters of the tomographs, such as axial and lateral resolution …
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