论文信息 - Ultrafast correlation interferometric imaging through a moving scattering medium

Ultrafast correlation interferometric imaging through a moving scattering medium

Abstract An ultrafast correlation interferometry is used to obtain an image from reflective objects after backscattering through moving scatterers. An 120 fs single-shot interferometric image of a microscope slide is achieved with a resolution of 25 μm through a fast rotating scattering medium at 2.5 × 10 3 rpm.

Robert R. Alfano | I. Zeylikovich

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