Partially coherent image formation in Asymmetric Illumination-based Differential Phase Contrast (AIDPC) and phase-retrieval

Physics – Optics

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Image Reconstruction, Coherence, Phase Measurement, Optical Filters, Interference, Image Forming And Processing, Coherence, Phase Retrieval, Filters, Zone Plates, And Polarizers, Interference

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Differential phase contrast (DPC) was first proposed in scanning electron and optical microscopy to image gradient of the specimen's optical path length. We introduced AIDPC as an oblique illumination-based partially coherent imaging method which is a full-field equivalent of the scanning DPC system. We described imaging with AIDPC assuming a slowly varying specimen. Recently, we have developed an accurate paraxial phase-space model, termed phase-space imager (PSI), for describing image formation in a general partially coherent system. In this paper, we use PSI to compute partially coherent images of a general 2D specimen. We also simulate phase-retrieval process with AIDPC. These accurate simulated results, presented for the fist time, provide evaluation of the key steps involved in phase-retrieval using AIDPC.

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