Abstract: This computer-implemented method allows assessing the shear elasticity modulus of a flexible tube, such as a blood vessel. In the field of medicine, this allows assessing whether a blood vessel is at risk of breakage or tearing. In the case of an artificial tube to be implanted in a patient's body, this allows verifying that this tube is compatible with the patient's body. The method includes the following further steps: a) obtaining (1002) a first dataset relating to spatiotemporal deformations of the tube; b) detecting and storing (1004) a wall inner surface of the tube and its diameter (D); c) identifying (1006) a number of transverse sections (Sij) of the tube; d) computing (1008) an average particle velocity (Vij) over each section; e) computing (1010) a wave propagation speed (C2) of an antisymmetric wave (W2); f) based on the wave propagation speed (C2) and on the diameter (D), assessing (1012) the shear elasticity modulus (?) of the tube.

Abstract: This computer-implemented method allows assessing the shear elasticity modulus of a flexible tube, such as a blood vessel. In the field of medicine, this allows assessing whether a blood vessel is at risk of breakage or tearing. In the case of an artificial tube to be implanted in a patient's body, this allows verifying that this tube is compatible with the patient's body. The method includes the following further steps: a) obtaining (1002) a first dataset relating to spatiotemporal deformations of the tube; b) detecting and storing (1004) a wall inner surface of the tube and its diameter (D); c) identifying (1006) a number of transverse sections (Sij) of the tube; d) computing (1008) an average particle velocity (Vij) over each section; e) computing (1010) a wave propagation speed (C2) of an antisymmetric wave (W2); f) based on the wave propagation speed (C2) and on the diameter (D), assessing (1012) the shear elasticity modulus (?) of the tube.

Abstract: According to a first aspect, the present disclosure relates to a digital holography device (100) for full-field blood flow imaging of ocular vessels of a field of view of a layer (11) of the eye (10). The device comprises an optical source (101) configured for the generation of an illuminating beam (Eobj) and a reference beam (ELO), and a detector (135) configured to acquire a plurality of interferograms (I(x,y,t)) wherein an interferogram is defined as the signal resulting from the interference between the said reference beam (ELO) and a part of said illuminating beam (Eobj) that is backscattered from said layer (11).

Abstract: According to one aspect, the invention concerns an optical imaging device (20) for an object (OBJ) by off-axis holography comprising a light source (21) adapted for emitting an illumination wave (EI) on the object, in transmission or reflection, and an assembly formed by one or more thick Bragg gratings (22) for receiving a wave (EO) coming from the object thus illuminated and for deflecting a first component (ER) of the wave coming from the object, called the reference wave, and to allow a second component (ES) of the wave coming from the object, called the signal wave, to pass without deflection in such a way that the deflected reference wave presents predetermined deflection angles with respect to the non-deflected signal wave defined in two perpendicular planes.

Abstract: According to a first aspect, the present disclosure relates to a digital holography device (100) for full-field blood flow imaging of ocular vessels of a field of view of a layer (11) of the eye (10). The device comprises an optical source (101) configured for the generation of an illuminating beam (Eobj) and a reference beam (ELO), and a detector (135) configured to acquire a plurality of interferograms (I(x,y,t)) wherein an interferogram is defined as the signal resulting from the interference between the said reference beam (ELO) and a part of said illuminating beam (Eobj) that is backscattered from said layer (11).

Abstract: According to one aspect, the invention concerns an optical imaging device (20) for an object (OBJ) by off-axis holography comprising a light source (21) adapted for emitting an illumination wave (EI) on the object, in transmission or reflection, and an assembly formed by one or more thick Bragg gratings (22) for receiving a wave (EO) coming from the object thus illuminated and for deflecting a first component (ER) of the wave coming from the object, called the reference wave, and to allow a second component (ES) of the wave coming from the object, called the signal wave, to pass without deflection in such a way that the deflected reference wave presents predetermined deflection angles with respect to the non-deflected signal wave defined in two perpendicular planes.

Abstract: The invention relates to a digital holography method for detecting the vibration amplitude of an object (15) having a vibration frequency ?, comprising: generating object illumination waves (Wt) and reference waves (WLO); acquiring interferograms between the reference wave (WLO) and a signal wave (Ws) by means of a bandwidth ? s detector (19), the reference wave comprising two components ELO1, ELO1 of frequencies ?1, ?2 that are respectively staggered in relation to the laser frequency ?L by a quantity ?1=?1?s and ?2=q?+?2?s, where q is an integer and ?0.5??1, ?2?0.5; and calculating the vibration amplitude of the object from the optical beats spectrum deduced from the complex amplitude of an interferogram.

Abstract: The invention relates to a digital holography method for detecting the vibration amplitude of an object (15) having a vibration frequency ?, comprising: generating object illumination waves (Wt) and reference waves (WLO); acquiring interferograms between the reference wave (WLO) and a signal wave (W?) by means of a bandwidth a s detector (19), the reference wave comprising two components ELO, ELO1 of frequencies ?1, ?2 that are respectively staggered in relation to the laser frequency ?L by a quantity ?1=?1?, and ?2=q?+?2??, where q is an integer and ?0.5??1, ?2?0.5; and calculating the vibration amplitude of the object from the optical beats spectrum deduced from the complex amplitude of an interferogram.