title: Tomographic diffractive microscopy with agile illuminations for imaging targets in a noisy background.
abstract: Tomographic diffractive microscopy is a marker-free optical digital imaging technique in which three-dimensional samples are reconstructed from a set of holograms recorded under different angles of incidence. We show experimentally that, by processing the holograms with singular value decomposition, it is possible to image objects in a noisy background that are invisible with classical wide-field microscopy and conventional tomographic reconstruction procedure. The targets can be further characterized with a selective quantitative inversion.
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authors: Zhang
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authors: Godavarthi
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authors: Maire
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authors: Giovannini
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authors: Talneau
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authors: Prada
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