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Color gradient background-oriented schlieren imaging

Mier et al., 2016

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4864306635520067560
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Mier F
Hargather M
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Experiments in Fluids

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Background-oriented schlieren is a method of visualizing refractive disturbances by comparing digital images with and without a refractive disturbance distorting a background pattern. Traditionally, backgrounds consist of random distributions of high-contrast color …
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