Abstract
Holographic interferometry is a very powerful technique for the measurement of small deformations and displacements of opaque solid objects. Unfortunately, the quantitative interpretation of the fringe patterns is somewhat involved, and the large number of papers published on this subject in the past 10 years has caused considerable confusion. This review paper is an attempt to rationalize the field by classifying the many different interpretation schemes into four main techniques, and by offering guidelines for the choice of technique for different applications.
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