REMOTE TESTING OF MICROLENS WITH THE USE OF LOW-COHERENCE INTERFEROMETRY AND OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY
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Main features of low-coherence interferometric methods and optical coherence tomography as applied to high-resolution investigation of surface micro relief and microstructure of samples of various materials are considered. Results are presented of practical employment of the two methods for study of a polymer material surface, microstructure of a paper sample, and for analysis of lacquer layer microstructure carried out for assessment of condition of a painting for further restoration with the use of laser technologies.
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