Deconvolution for digital in-line holographic microscopy
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Brenden Scott Nickerson
Brenden Scott Nickerson, BSc Hon. Physics 2014 (Dalhousie). Research in holography since 2011 under the supervision of H. J. Kreuzer.
Hans Jürgen Kreuzer, MSc 1966 (Bonn), Dr. rer. nat. 1967 (Bonn), Professor of Physics U. Of Alberta 1971–1982, Killam Research Professor and A.C. Fales Professor of Theoretical Physics, Dalhousie University since 1982. Publications: 300 papers, 6 books, 260 invited talks, 5 patents. Worked in elementary particle theory, condensed matter, non-equilibrium statistical mechanics, surface science, polymer science, holography, physics and chemistry in high electric fields. Honors and Awards: Lady Davies Professor, Technion, Haifa, Israel (1977), Guest Fellow of the Royal Society, London (1987), Fellow of the Max-Planck Society, Germany (1988), Heinrich-Welcker Guest Professor, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany, 1992, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (1993), Humboldt Research Prize (1995, 2008), Guest Professor, Wuhan Institute of Technology, China.
Abstract
To improve the resolution in point source digital in-line holography, we present two deconvolutions, one for the illumination system (coherent or partially coherent light source such as a laser or diode and pinhole) and one for the finite numerical aperture of the hologram. We show that for a system with moderate numerical aperture, optimal resolution of λ/2 laterally and λ in depth can be achieved.
About the authors
Brenden Scott Nickerson, BSc Hon. Physics 2014 (Dalhousie). Research in holography since 2011 under the supervision of H. J. Kreuzer.
Hans Jürgen Kreuzer, MSc 1966 (Bonn), Dr. rer. nat. 1967 (Bonn), Professor of Physics U. Of Alberta 1971–1982, Killam Research Professor and A.C. Fales Professor of Theoretical Physics, Dalhousie University since 1982. Publications: 300 papers, 6 books, 260 invited talks, 5 patents. Worked in elementary particle theory, condensed matter, non-equilibrium statistical mechanics, surface science, polymer science, holography, physics and chemistry in high electric fields. Honors and Awards: Lady Davies Professor, Technion, Haifa, Israel (1977), Guest Fellow of the Royal Society, London (1987), Fellow of the Max-Planck Society, Germany (1988), Heinrich-Welcker Guest Professor, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany, 1992, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (1993), Humboldt Research Prize (1995, 2008), Guest Professor, Wuhan Institute of Technology, China.
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