T-ray imaging and tomography

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We demonstrate two algorithms used for reconstructing the target's structure based on the diffracted pulses and additionally show that a three-dimensional target can be reconstructed using the broadband pulses and a Fresnel lens by virtue of its frequency dependent focal length. One advantage of T-ray imaging is the ability to measure the far-infrared spectral response of the target. To highlight the importance of this spectral information, we demonstrate T-ray classification imaging with different biological samples using a simple classification algorithm and two dimensional T-ray spectroscopic images.

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Wang, S., Ferguson, B., Abbott, D., & Zhang, X. C. (2003). T-ray imaging and tomography. In Journal of Biological Physics (Vol. 29, pp. 247–256). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024457212578

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