Gradient-flipping-assisted Flux-preserving Wave Reconstruction for Improved Lowspatial- Frequency Recovery and High-contrast Imaging Using in-line Holography
Abstract:In-line holography in the transmission electron microscope is a versatile technique, which provides real-space phase information that can be used for the correction of imaging aberrations, as well as for measuring electric and magnetic fields and strain distributions. It is able to recover high-spatial-frequency contributions to the phase effectively but suffers from the weak transfer of low-spatial-frequency information, as well as from incoherent scattering. Here, we combine gradient flipping and phase predi… Show more
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