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    "abstract": "Diffractive screens are high-resolution elements with capability for\ngenerating holographic-like images from a sequence of planes where TV frames\nare seen oblique to it. If we project a sequence of contour lines of an object\nit could be seen in continuous horizontal parallax to a size of 1m3.",
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      "J. J. Lunazzi"
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    "journal_ref": "Proc. of the Holographic Display Artists and Engineers Club-HODIC\n  meeting, Japan Association of Display Holography, Tokyo, Japan, 1996.08.30",
    "title": "The use of diffractive screens for electronic imaging",
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