Super-resolution Phase Tomography (original) (raw)

Abstract

Digital Holographic Microscopy (DHM) yields reconstructed complex wavefields. It allows synthesizing the aperture of a virtual microscope up to 2π, offering super-resolution phase images. Live images of microorganisms and neurons with resolution less than 100 nm are presented.

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