Search for dissertations about: "phase-retrieval"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 15 swedish dissertations containing the word phase-retrieval.
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1. Phase Retrieval Methods for Electromagnetic Source Modeling
Abstract : Modeling of the field distributions from electromagnetic sources is of interest for various applications including electromagnetic compatibility investigations, near-field to far-field transformations, antenna diagnostics and electromagnetic dosimetry. In order to determine whether exposure safety guidelines, such as the EU directive 2004/40/EC, are complied with, source modeling methods are important. READ MORE
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2. Numerical and experimental aspect of coherent lensless imaging
Abstract : This thesis is devoted to the understanding, application, and extension of coherent lensless imaging methods for microscopy purposes. Particular attention is given to the Fourier transform holography and coherent diffractive imaging methods. READ MORE
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3. Phase retrieval method for quantitative terahertz spectroscopy in reflection geometry
Abstract : Terahertz time-domain spectroscopy (THz-TDS) is a reliable technique used for studying the complex optical properties of materials. Its frequency range makes it suitable for detecting low-energy collective excitations such as phonons, magnons, and plasmons. THz-TDS in transmission geometry has gained much attention over the years. READ MORE
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4. High-resolution biomedical phase-contrast tomography
Abstract : Improved three-dimensional biomedical imaging can give a better understanding of tissue structure, growth and diseases. Most present imaging techniques that provide cellular spatial resolution are based on visible or infrared light. These methods cannot image deeper than a millimeter into tissue. READ MORE
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5. Flash Diffractive Imaging in Three Dimensions
Abstract : During the last years we have seen the birth of free-electron lasers, a new type of light source ten billion times brighter than syncrotrons and able to produce pulses only a few femtoseconds long. One of the main motivations for building these multi-million dollar machines was the prospect of imaging biological samples such as proteins and viruses in 3D without the need for crystallization or staining. READ MORE