Three-dimensional Optical Transfer Function
The Three-Dimensional Optical Transfer Function is a mathematical function that characterizes the three-dimensional frequency response of an optical system to spatial variations in intensity, extending the classical two-dimensional optical transfer function by incorporating axial (depth) resolution and propagation effects in three-dimensional image formation.
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Reconstructing 3-D light-microscopic images by digital image processing
A. Erhardt, G. Zinser, D. Komitowski et al. · Applied Optics · 1985 · 131 citations
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The University of Sydney
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Science Oxford
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