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    • Physics
    • Optical Engineering
    • Imaging Science

    Background:

    • Existing 2D streak-camera imaging suffers from long acquisition times, limited resolution, and restricted fields of view.
    • Current techniques often necessitate specialized equipment, custom setups, or active illumination, hindering widespread adoption.
    • There is a need for advanced imaging methods that can capture transient events with higher fidelity and efficiency.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce Compressed Ultrafast Tomographic Imaging (CUTI), a novel technique for passively recording 2D transient events using standard streak cameras.
    • To adapt computed tomography principles to the spatiotemporal domain for enhanced ultrafast imaging.
    • To develop a compressed-sensing algorithm for accurate reconstruction of 2D transient events from limited measurements.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed CUTI by integrating computed tomography concepts into the spatiotemporal domain of streak camera data acquisition.
    • Formulated temporal shearing and spatiotemporal integration as spatiotemporal projections of an (x,y,t) datacube.
    • Employed a novel compressed-sensing reconstruction algorithm to recover 2D transient event data.
    • Demonstrated CUTI's adaptability by implementing it on both image-converter and rotating-mirror streak cameras.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved passive recording of 2D transient events with standard streak cameras, overcoming previous limitations.
    • Successfully captured the sequential arrival of ultrashort ultraviolet laser pulses at 0.5 trillion frames per second using an image-converter streak camera.
    • Recorded a high-speed event of fast-bouncing balls at 5,000 frames per second using a rotating-mirror streak camera.
    • Demonstrated accurate recovery of 2D transient events in a few measurements.

    Conclusions:

    • CUTI represents a universally adaptable new imaging mode for most streak cameras.
    • The technique significantly enhances the capabilities of streak cameras for ultrafast imaging applications.
    • CUTI offers a powerful, passive, and efficient solution for capturing complex 2D transient phenomena.