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Real-time shearography for measuring time-dependent displacement derivatives

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Shearography is an interferometric method for the direct measurement of derivatives of surface displacement. Shearography is traditionally practiced with a double-exposure mode. This paper presents a realtime technique which allows the derivative of surface displacement of the test object to be continuously observed. This technique is useful for monitoring time-dependent or transient deformation.

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Hung, Y.Y., Tang, S. & Hovanesian, J.D. Real-time shearography for measuring time-dependent displacement derivatives. Experimental Mechanics 34, 89–92 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02328445

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