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The 14 pages that link to Holography, each with the reason it gives.

• InterferometryRelated: Holography also records phase through interference, but aims to reconstruct a wavefront or image.

• InterferenceRelated: A reference beam interferes with reflected light to encode a hologram.

• Silver halideRelated: Fine-grained silver-halide emulsions can record the interference patterns used in holograms.

• Huygens–Fresnel principleRelated: Wavefront propagation and interference underpin hologram formation and reconstruction.

• Wave opticsRelated: It stores phase information that ordinary intensity photography discards.

• Coherence (physics)Related: Recording a stable interference pattern requires coherent illumination.

• StereoscopyCompared with: It can provide viewpoint-dependent depth through reconstructed light, not just two fixed images.

• Wave interferenceRelated: The recorded interference pattern preserves information about an object's wavefront.

• Ruby laserRelated: Ruby lasers supplied intense coherent pulses for recording holograms, including scenes with motion.

• Helium–neon laserRelated: Its coherent red beam can illuminate holographic recording setups.

• Dennis GaborBroader topic: Gabor invented this method in 1947 while seeking improved electron-microscope resolution.

• Nikolay BasovRelated: Coherent laser light, made practical by quantum electronics, enabled modern optical holography.

• Gabriel LippmannNarrower topic: Lippmann photography is a precursor in recording optical information through interference.

• Optical computingRelated: Holographic methods inspired proposals for storing and processing information in parallel.