论文信息 - Image formation in microscopy at high numerical aperture.

Image formation in microscopy at high numerical aperture.

Experiments are described which illustrate the effect of aberrations of the objective, working at high numerical aperture, on the diffraction images of circular apertures in an opaque film. Measurements of the diffraction image of a straight opaque edge at high numerical apertures, in polarized and non-polarized light, show the breakdown of the scalar theory at angles of convergence greater than 30°.

B M Watrasiewicz | B. Watrasiewicz

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