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Characterization of common plastic microspheres through holographic Mueller matrix imaging

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Maria J. Lopera, Maria J. Lopera, Maria J. Lopera, Maciej Trusiak, Yunfeng Nie, Maciej Trusiak, Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Maciej Trusiak, Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Carlos Trujillo, Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Carlos Trujillo, Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Carlos Trujillo, Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere Heidi Ottevaere

Summary

Researchers used polarimetric in-line holographic imaging to measure Mueller matrices from common plastic microspheres, demonstrating that different plastic types exhibit distinctive polarimetric signatures. The study presents this holographic Mueller matrix approach as a deterministic tool for automated microplastic detection and characterization.

This study presents the measurement of Mueller matrices from a polarimetric in-line holographic setup to characterize microspheres of common plastics. Results demonstrate distinctive polarimetric signatures, offering a deterministic tool for automated microplastic detection and insightful parameters for further analysis.

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