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    Area of Science:

    • Computational imaging
    • Phase retrieval algorithms
    • Diffractive imaging techniques

    Background:

    • Ptychographic phase retrieval is crucial for high-resolution imaging but suffers from convergence issues, noise sensitivity, and low overlap ratios.
    • Existing methods struggle to balance reconstruction quality with robustness under suboptimal conditions.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce a novel reconstruction framework, phase retrieval via iterative spatial-frequency masking for ptychography (PRISM).
    • To enhance convergence, noise robustness, and overlap ratio tolerance in ptychographic reconstructions.
    • To improve overall reconstruction quality in challenging imaging scenarios.

    Main Methods:

    • PRISM decomposes the reconstruction process into a frequency-progressive optimization.
    • It leverages the inherent structure of frequency information for iterative refinement.
    • The framework was validated using both simulated data and experimental measurements.

    Main Results:

    • PRISM demonstrated significantly improved convergence performance compared to traditional methods.
    • The method showed enhanced robustness against noise and low overlap ratios.
    • Reconstruction quality was superior, particularly under challenging low-overlap and high-noise conditions.

    Conclusions:

    • PRISM offers a novel and effective approach to ptychographic phase retrieval.
    • The frequency-progressive strategy overcomes critical limitations of existing methods.
    • PRISM provides a robust solution for high-quality imaging even in difficult experimental settings.