Interference microscopy is an optical microscopy technique that uses interference between two white-light illumination beams or rays to generate an image with enhanced contrast. A transmissive Fourier ...
Without contrast, any inherent spatial resolution of a microscope is useless. It is thus the contrast mechanism that often imparts unique capabilities to a microscopy technique. Such uniqueness can be ...
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