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This study introduces a graphics processing unit-assisted technique to accurately retrieve phase from noisy interferograms. The method enhances computational speed and precision for nanoscale surface profile measurements.

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Metrology and Optical Engineering
Computational Science

Background:

Optical interferometry is crucial for nanoscale surface profiling in precision metrology.
Accurate phase retrieval from interferograms is essential but challenged by noise and amplitude variations.
Existing methods often suffer from high computational costs and limited robustness.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an efficient and robust phase retrieval technique for optical interferometry.
To address challenges posed by severe noise and non-uniform amplitude fluctuations in interferograms.
To improve computational speed and accuracy in nanoscale surface metrology.

Main Methods:

Implementation of a second-order optimization technique.
Leveraging graphics processing unit (GPU) acceleration for enhanced computation.
Demodulation of interferograms with simulated and experimental noise and amplitude variations.

Main Results:

The proposed GPU-assisted method demonstrates significant computational gain.
Robust phase estimation accuracy is achieved even with severe noise and amplitude fluctuations.
Successful application in nanoscale surface profile measurement using diffraction phase microscopy.

Conclusions:

The developed technique offers a powerful solution for processing noisy interferograms in optical metrology.
GPU acceleration significantly enhances the efficiency of phase retrieval algorithms.
The method provides a practical and accurate approach for nanoscale surface characterization.