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Regularized InfraRed Image Correlation Applied to Laser-Induced Thermal Shocks

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Fig 1: Reference (a) and deformed (b) images in absolute temperature. (c) Initial correlation residuals (RMS average:
Fig 2: Displacement fields at the end of a thermal shock expressed in pixel. (1pixel=15m)  (a) Vertical U x  and (b) horizontal U y  components

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