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Weighted-least-squares multi-filter phase imaging with partially coherent light: characteristics of annular
Abstract:
Multi-filter phase imaging with partially coherent light (MFPI-PC) is a promising microscopic quantitative phase imaging (QPI) method that measures the phase of a transparent object. In the present work, a weighted-least-squares version is developed and applied to the important case of annular illumination. The resulting improved algorithms have largely solved the noise magnification problem associated with the original MFPI-PC in annular illumination. Simulation and microlens experiments are used to validate the new QPI method for the case of annular illumination.
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