In-line digital holographic microscopy using a consumer scanner
Tomoyoshi Shimobaba(Chiba University), Tomoyoshi Ito(Chiba University), Minoru Oikawa(Kōchi University), Yutaka Endo(Pfizer (Japan)), Hiroya Yamanashi(Chiba University), Naohisa Okada(Chiba University), Ryuji Hirayama(University College London), Nobuyuki Masuda(Tokyo University of Science), Takashi Kakue(Chiba University)
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