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Multi-Convergence-Angle Ptychography with Simultaneous Strong Contrast and High Resolution

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arxiv 2403.16902 v1 pith:WNT2QRN4 submitted 2024-03-25 physics.optics cond-mat.mtrl-sciphysics.bio-ph

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Advances in bioimaging methods and hardware facilities have revolutionised the determination of numerous biological structures at atomic or near-atomic resolution. Among these developments, electron ptychography has recently attracted considerable attention because of its superior resolution, remarkable sensitivity to light elements, and high electron dose efficiency. Here, we introduce an innovative approach called multi-convergence-angle (MCA) ptychography, which can simultaneously enhance both contrast and resolution with continuous information transfer across a wide spectrum of spatial frequency. Our work provides feasibility of future applications of MCA-ptychography in providing high-quality two-dimensional images as input to three-dimensional reconstruction methods, thereby facilitating more accurate determination of biological structures.

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