Abstract
The use of holography should permit the improvement of optical resolution in bubble chambers without the loss of depth of field inherent in conventional photography, and should also permit the use of much more intense particle beams in bubble chambers. Holographic techniques have been applied to a small heavy liquid bubble chamber in the conditions of a particle physics experiment and a resolution of 8 μm over a depth of field of some 10 cm has been obtained, yielding a reconstructed image of very high quality. 6 μm bubbles have also been reconstructed but with inferior contrast and quality. Various tests have been performed in order to determine some limitations of the method.
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