Lecture

Microscopy: Resolution

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of resolution in microscopy, covering properties of the Fourier Transform, diffraction patterns of rectangular and circular apertures, superimposed shifted objects, spatially modulated 2D objects, and diffraction by slits with finite width.

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