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    • Coherent imaging techniques
    • Advanced microscopy methods
    • Wave optics applications

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    • Ptychographic imaging relies on scanning a sample at discrete positions.
    • Data acquisition time is a significant bottleneck in ptychographic imaging.
    • Current reconstruction schemes require well-defined, separate scan points.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To demonstrate a novel ptychographic imaging method using continuous scanning.
    • To reduce data acquisition times in ptychography.
    • To adapt reconstruction algorithms for continuous scan data.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a modified reconstruction scheme utilizing coherent modes.
    • Conducted an idealized experiment simulating continuous scanning.
    • Analyzed the feasibility of replacing discrete scans with continuous trajectories.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully demonstrated that continuous scanning is a viable alternative to discrete steps.
    • Showcased a significant reduction in acquisition times through the proposed method.
    • Validated the modified reconstruction scheme's effectiveness.

    Conclusions:

    • Continuous scanning in ptychography is achievable with adapted reconstruction.
    • Reduced acquisition times will accelerate applications in X-ray, electron, and light imaging.
    • This advancement offers a more efficient approach to ptychographic data collection.