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Quantitative Image Reconstruction of GaN Quantum Dots from Oversampled Diffraction Intensities Alone
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EngineeringMicroscopyElectron DiffractionElectron MicroscopyMicroscopy MethodOptical PropertiesComputational ImagingRadiologyHealth SciencesQuantum SciencePhotonicsPhysicsMedical ImagingQuantum DeviceAluminum Gallium NitrideDiffraction PatternsCoherent Diffraction MicroscopySynchrotron RadiationCategoryiii-v SemiconductorApplied PhysicsBiomedical ImagingGan Power DeviceQuantitative Image ReconstructionElectron MicroscopeGan Quantum DotsQuantum Photonic DeviceData ProblemOptoelectronicsDiffractive Optic
The missing data problem, i.e., the intensities at the center of diffraction patterns cannot be experimentally measured, is currently a major limitation for wider applications of coherent diffraction microscopy. We report here that, when the missing data are confined within the centrospeckle, the missing data problem can be reliably solved. With an improved instrument, we recorded 27 oversampled diffraction patterns at various orientations from a GaN quantum dot nanoparticle and performed quantitative image reconstruction from the diffraction intensities alone. This work in principle clears the way for single-shot imaging experiments using x-ray free electron lasers.
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