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High focal dark field for phase imagery

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Abstract

In phase imagery it is convenient to block out the uniform background in which a phase structure is immersed. This technique is called dark ground imagery, and it is usually implemented in an approximate fashion by placing in the exit pupil plane either a central obscuration or a phase disk with delay of 180°.

© 1987 Optical Society of America

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