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Signal-to-Noise-Ratio Limit to the Depth-of-Field Extension for Task-Specific Imaging Systems with an Arbitrary Pupil Function

The rigorous trade-off between achieving an extended depth-of-field and improved spectral signal-to-noise-ratio for a task-specific imaging system using arbitrary phase and/or amplitude pupil function is presented.

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