Abstract
Two complementary methods have now been proposed for deriving phase-shifting algorithms that correct for both nonlinear and spatially nonuniform phase shifts. Some advantages of symmetrical algorithms are outlined, and a simple method for ensuring algorithmic symmetry is presented. Noise susceptibility of the algorithms and the phase-shifter calibration are also discussed briefly.
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