论文信息 - Transfer functions and spatial filtering in grating interferometers.

Transfer functions and spatial filtering in grating interferometers.

Diffraction grating interferometers, under extended source monochromatic illumination and with appropriate spatial filtering, are seen to be essentially imaging systems, linear in amplitude. By broadening the spectrum of the illumination, the system becomes linear in irradiance.

E N Leith | E. Leith | R Hershey | R. Hershey

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