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whereas in 3-D applications, holographic information has been acquired with
the help of AOMs, as in the case of optical scanning holography. In addition,
3-D displays using an AOM have been used in synthetic aperture holography.
Spatial light modulators based on the use of the electro-optic effect have also
been discussed. Specifically, electron-beam-addressed SLMs and parallel-alig-
ned nematic liquid crystal SLMs have been emphasized and they have been
used for 3-D holographic display as well. While applications involving SLMs
are abundant [45], large high-resolution 2-D displays still present a challeng-
ing problem [14,17] and large 3-D displays with sizable viewing angles remain
formidable. This becomes one of the ultimate problems in modern optics, as
current SLMs are not suitable for such applications due mainly to their limited
spatial resolution and size.

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