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Super‐aperture metrology: overcoming a fundamental limit in imaging smooth highly curved surfaces

Liu et al., 2016

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11825816167711577893
Author
Liu J
Liu C
Tan J
Yang B
Wilson T
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Journal of microscopy

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The imaging of smooth, highly curved or tilted surfaces is widely recognized as one of the most challenging and unsolved problems in optical imaging and metrology today. The reason is that even when such surfaces are imaged using high aperture microscope …
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