Abstract
This study proposes a new optical system with the potential for time-lapse observation of living cellular tissue beyond the diffraction limit through speckle interferometry to facilitate biological research. The spatial resolution of this optical system was investigated and improved upon. This study also experimentally verified a finding from an earlier simulation study that the new super-resolution technology could be realised by analysing the phase distribution related to the shape of the measured object, preserved in the light reflected from the object. Additionally, a method was presented to confirm the positions of microstructures, based on the extracted characteristics of the structure.
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