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I ve been using ImageJ s numerical propagation plugin written in Java, The visual results from running Angular spectrum
using the same parameters/measurements differ substantially between pyDHM ...
isConic
- 3
- Opened on Mar 6, 2023
- #6
Angular spectrum is described as:
angularSpectrum(field, z, wavelength, dx, dy)
Function to propagate a complex distribution using the angular spectrum approach. field is the input complex wavefield ...
isConic
- 2
- Opened on Feb 28, 2023
- #5
An issue has been detected for the spatial filtering function when non-square images of size MxN are input. Would you
please check this issue and solve it? To validate, employ non-squared DHM holograms. ...
catrujilla
- Opened on Aug 31, 2021
- #4
The spatial filtering function for the phase compensation methods is taking too long. This function needs to be
optmized.
catrujilla
- Opened on Aug 31, 2021
- #3
The criterium must be checked and improved in the thresholding-and-summation metric (the function that allows
quantifying the degree of compensation of a phase map).
catrujilla
- Opened on Aug 31, 2021
- #2
Both in the phase compensation and in the phase-shifting methods the search of the brightest point of the +1 diffraction
order inside the DHM spectrums is working rarely. Please check and improve.
catrujilla
- Opened on Aug 31, 2021
- #1

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