Near-field Diffraction
Near-Field Diffraction is a wave diffraction phenomenon characterized by the interference and spatial redistribution of wavefronts in the region close to a diffracting aperture or obstacle, where the Fresnel number is of order unity and the propagation distance is insufficient for far-field asymptotic approximations to apply.
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Near-field terahertz imaging with a dynamic aperture
Q. Chen, Zhiping Jiang, George Xu et al. · Optics Letters · 2000 · 267 citations
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