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digHolo : High-speed library for off-axis digital holography and Hermite-Gaussian decomposition

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arxiv 2204.02348 v1 pith:KBWI42LO submitted 2022-04-04 eess.IV

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'digHolo' is a numerical library for processing batches of input off-axis digital holography interferograms and outputting the corresponding reconstructed fields. Optionally the library can perform a modal decomposition of the reconstructed fields and is particularly efficient at Hermite-Gaussian and Laguerre-Gaussian decomposition. The library is written in C++11 for the x86-64 (AVX2) architecture and is intended for use primarily as a dynamic linked library (Windows) or shared object (Linux) which the user can integrate into their own software. The library can be compiled as an executable for processing interferograms from disk using the command line. The library has dependencies on two external libraries; FFTW and BLAS/LAPACK (functions cgemv, cgemm, cgesvd, sgels), but a precompiled statically linked DLL is provided for Windows. A video tutorial is provided explaining usage of the software in addition to this user guide. Coding examples for use in Matlab, Python and C++ are supplied.

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