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High Speed Photography Proceedings of the Eleventh International Congress on High Speed Photography, Imperial College, University of London, September 1974

The combination of color schlieren with high speed flash techniques has proved to be a valuable tool for investigating high speed transient events. Fully two dimensional refractive index information can be ob­ tained. The resolution on 35 mm film was sharp enough to allow 50 cm by 75 cm color enlarg...

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Main Author: Rolls, P. J.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Boston, MA Springer US 1975, 1975
Subjects:
Science (general)
Science, General
Online Access:
Collection: Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
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505 0 |a Invited Paper I -- Invited Paper II -- Invited Paper III -- Invited Paper IV -- Session A1 - High-Speed and Ultra High-Speed Cameras -- Session B6 - High-Speed Cameras -- Sessions A2 and A3 - Electro-Optical Cameras and Shutters -- Session A4 - Electro-Optical Cameras and Shutters -- Sessions B9 and B10 - Electro-Optical Cameras -- Sessions A5, A6 and A7 - Holography and Interferometry -- Session B11 - Holography and Analysis -- Session A8 - Laser and Plasma Sources -- Session A11 - Continuous, Flash and X-Ray Sources -- Sessions A9 and A10 - Schlieren, Shadowgraph, Microscopy, Steroescopy and Time-Resolved Spectroscopy -- Session A12 - Data Reduction and Image Analysis -- Sessions A13, A14, A15, A16 and B12 - Applications -- Session B7 - Visualization Techniques -- Sessions B13 and B14 - Late Papers -- Sessions B4 and B5 - Terminology -- Papers supplied by authors but not presented at the Congress -- Author Index 
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520 |a The combination of color schlieren with high speed flash techniques has proved to be a valuable tool for investigating high speed transient events. Fully two dimensional refractive index information can be ob­ tained. The resolution on 35 mm film was sharp enough to allow 50 cm by 75 cm color enlargements. REFERENCES 1. Barnes, N.F., Jour. of the SMPTE, Oct. 1953, Vol. 61,487-511. 2. Cords, P.R., S.P.I.E. Jour., February-March 1968, Vol. 6. 3. North, R.J., NPL/Aero/266, 1954. 4. Settles, G.S., Image Technology, June-July 1972. 5. Smith, L.L., and J.R. Waddell, 9th Congress of Righ Speed Photogra­ phy, Denver, Colo., August 1970, Paper 86. 6. Stong, C.L., and G.S. Settles, Scientific American, May 1971, Vol. 225, No.5. 7. Stong, C.L., and Vandiver, J.K., Scientific American, August 1974, Vol. 231, No.2. ,105 DISCUSSION MY' R J North, (UK): Pould the author care to comment on possible ambiguities of interpretation due to the omnidirectional sensitivity of the colour filter system used? I notice that in two of his pic­ tures density gradients in directions at right angles are shown by the same colour transitions. MY' J Kim Vandiver: The photographs presented were not composed to yield accurate determination of the direction of density gradients 

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