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Sub-Rayleigh-diffraction imaging via modulating classical light
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The spatial resolution of a traditional imaging system is restricted by the Rayleigh diffraction limit. In this paper, two types of classical light sources are generated by modulating the amplitude distribution and wavefront of a laser beam randomly, and the generated light sources can exhibit the features of the superposition of two-photon Fock states and the incoherent mixture of two-photon Fock states, respectively. With the generated light sources, the two-fold coherent and incoherent imaging schemes can be achieved, which lead to spatial resolution enhancement, and exceed the Rayleigh diffraction limit in the imaging system. (C) 2015 Optical Society of America
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