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英文文献原文AcascadediterativeFouriertransformalgorithmforoptical securityapplicationsAbstract:A cascaded iterative Fourier transform (CIFT) algorithm is presented for optical security applications. Two phase-masks are designed and located in the input and the Fourier domains of a 4-f correlator respectively, in order to implement the optical encryption or authenticity verification. Compared with previous methods, the proposed algorithm employs an improved searching strategy: modifying the phase-distributions of both masks synchronously as well as enlarging the searching space. Computer simulations show that the algorithm results in much faster convergence and better image quality for the recovered image. Each of these masks is assigned to different person. Therefore, the decrypted image can be obtained only when all these masks are under authorization. This key-assignment strategy may reduce the risk of being intruded.Key words: Opticalsecurity–optical encryption–cascaded iterativeFouriertransformalgorithm1.IntroductionOptical techniques have shown great potential in the field of information security applications. Recently Réfrégier and Javidi proposed a novel double-random-phase encoding technique, which encodes a primary image into a stationary white noise. This technique was also used to encrypt information in the fractional Fourier domain and to store encrypted information holographically. Phase encoding techniques were also proposed for optical authenticity verification. Wang et al and Li et al proposed another method for optical encryption and authenticity verification. Unlike the techniques mentioned above, this method encrypts information completely into a phase mask, which is located in either the input or the Fourier domain of a 4-f correlator. For instance, given the predefinitions of a significant image f(x, y) as the desired output and a phase-distribution exp{jb(u, v)} in the Fourier domain, it’s easy to optimize the other phase function exp{jp(x, y)