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    • First demonstration of ptychographic imaging with simultaneous multiple probe and object states.
    • Identification and mathematical formulation of ambiguities arising from non-orthogonal states.
    • Successful implementation of extended reconstruction with additional constraints to resolve ambiguities.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed method enables ptychographic imaging under complex, simultaneous mixed-state conditions.
    • Addressing ambiguities is crucial for accurate interpretation of non-orthogonal mixed object states.
    • This work advances the capabilities of ptychographic techniques for complex samples and illumination.