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Computational Optical Phase Imaging Cheng Liu Shouyu Wang Suhas P Veetil

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Computational Optical Phase Imaging Cheng Liu Shouyu Wang Suhas P Veetil
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Publisher: Springer
File Extension: PDF
File size: 22.56 MB
Pages: 311
Author: Cheng Liu, Shouyu Wang, Suhas P. Veetil
ISBN: 9789811916403, 9811916403
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Computational Optical Phase Imaging Cheng Liu Shouyu Wang Suhas P Veetil by Cheng Liu, Shouyu Wang, Suhas P. Veetil 9789811916403, 9811916403 instant download after payment.

This book illustrates a number of numerical and computational methods for phase recovery in order to reconstruct images with high fidelity that are hard to obtain with traditional brightness contrast imaging. It not only gives readers a theoretical and numerical background of some of the most advanced experimental and algorithmic methods, such as interferometry, coherent diffraction imaging (CDI), and transport of intensity equations (TIE), but it also allows readers to experiment with several MATLAB simulations to retrieve phase information from samples. The conditions for successful imaging are examined in light of reconstructed accuracy, computing cost and computing time. The book also goes over a few contemporary applications as well as recent AI-based discoveries.

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