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    • Optical Imaging

    Background:

    • Structured illumination microscopy (SIM) offers high spatiotemporal resolution for live cell imaging.
    • Current SIM reconstruction methods struggle with artifacts from polarized samples, especially with reduced raw images (RSIM).
    • Incomplete imaging models in existing frameworks neglect polarization modulation, limiting multi-dimensional data acquisition.

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    • To develop a novel SIM reconstruction framework (PRSIM) for artifact-free, multi-dimensional super-resolution (SR) imaging.
    • To enable the recovery of intensity, spectrum, and polarization (I, λ, p) information using a reduced number of raw images.
    • To improve the speed and suitability of SIM for large field-of-view imaging.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed PRSIM, a versatile reconstruction framework with a complete imaging model for normal and polarized samples.
    • Employed a frequency-domain iterative reconstruction algorithm for artifact-free SR reconstruction.
    • Demonstrated simultaneous SR spatial structure and polarization orientation recovery using 6 raw SIM images.

    Main Results:

    • PRSIM successfully recovers multi-dimensional information (I, λ, p) from polarized samples with reduced raw images.
    • Achieved artifact-free SR reconstruction for both normal (4 images) and polarized (6 images) samples.
    • Exhibited significantly higher reconstruction speeds (tens of times faster than state-of-the-art RSIM) with lower spatial computational complexity.

    Conclusions:

    • PRSIM overcomes limitations of current SIM reconstruction, particularly for polarized samples and reduced image sets.
    • The framework facilitates simultaneous acquisition of spatial structure and polarization information.
    • PRSIM is poised to advance SIM into a high-speed, multi-dimensional SR imaging tool for live cell dynamics.