Abstract
Ghost imaging with a classical thermal source is investigated in a two-arm microscope imaging system. The dependence of the imaging visibility on the aperture of the reference lens is discussed. It is shown that by using large apertures, good visibility as well as enhancing resolution can be obtained. The effects from the distance the object is moved away from the original plane are also studied, and one can obtain good visibility with a well-resolved image by changing the distance.
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