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    • FTH is sensitive to nanoscale electronic and magnetic textures but requires invasive sample nanopatterning, limiting its application.

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    • To develop a maskless imaging technique for nanoscale phenomena and spatio-temporal dynamics.
    • To overcome the limitations of traditional Fourier transform holography, such as sample alteration and fixed field-of-view.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized wavefront-shaping diffractive optics to generate a structured probe with controlled phase at the sample plane.
    • Demonstrated the technique in silico for imaging nanostructures and magnetic textures.
    • Validated the approach using a visible light experiment.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully imaged nanostructures and magnetic textures without a physical mask.
    • Circumvented the need for invasive sample nanopatterning, preserving sample properties.
    • Achieved high-resolution imaging with potential for improved signal-to-noise ratio.

    Conclusions:

    • The wavefront-shaping diffractive optics method offers a non-invasive, versatile approach for nanoscale imaging.
    • Enables investigation of phenomena like magnetic and electronic phase coexistence in solids.
    • Has potential applications in soft and biological matter research.