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The diffractographic method, a recently developed experimental technique, has been extended to solve the problem of determining the displacement information along the length of a beam. The method, which uses the diffraction of monochromatic light through a variable aperture whose size is a function of the beam displacement, demonstrates that this displacement along a line technique offers a new and accurate method occupying the unique position between point detectors and whole-field procedures.
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Pryor, T.R., Hageniers, O.L. & North, W.P.T. Displacement measurement along a line by the diffractographic method. Experimental Mechanics 12, 384–386 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02321698
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