1974
DOI: 10.1364/ao.13.001768
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Diffraction Images of Truncated Triangular Wave Objects Formed by a Polarizing Microscope with Crossed Polarizers

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“…Albrecht-Bühler (2) considers one-sided oblique illumination in light microscopy, particularly the effect of increasingly incoherent illumination. Diffraction images of truncated triangular wave objects formed by a polarizing microscope with crossed polarizers are the subject of a theoretical letter by Chopra et al (42). The problem of resolution and its relationship to quantitative image analysis is discussed by Serra and Mueller (308).…”
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“…Albrecht-Bühler (2) considers one-sided oblique illumination in light microscopy, particularly the effect of increasingly incoherent illumination. Diffraction images of truncated triangular wave objects formed by a polarizing microscope with crossed polarizers are the subject of a theoretical letter by Chopra et al (42). The problem of resolution and its relationship to quantitative image analysis is discussed by Serra and Mueller (308).…”
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