Abstract
We have developed a reflection tomographic microscope in which the sample is reconstructed from different holograms recorded under various angles and wavelengths of incidence. We present an iterative inversion algorithm based on a rigorous modeling of the wave-sample interaction that processes all the data simultaneously to estimate the sample permittivity distribution. We show that using several wavelengths permits a significant improvement of the reconstruction, especially along the optical axis.
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