Abstract

Numerical modelling methods are used to show that, when there is residual wave aberration that exceeds three-fourths of the wavelength (W≥0.75λ), it is possible to enhance the image contrast by screening the central zone of the pupil with a screening factor of k_s≈0.5.

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