Inverse-scattering reconstruction of finitely conducting surfaces from near-field optics images

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We present near-field optics inverse-scattering procedures, valid within the limits of the Rayleigh hypothesis, for the reconstruction of periodic corrugated surfaces. Firstly, we extend to p polarization a reconstruction procedure valid for s polarization and perfectly conducting samples (Opt. Lett...

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Autores principales: Valencia, C.I., Depine, R.A.
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Geometrical optics
Light polarization
Rayleigh scattering
Near field optics inverse scattering procedures
Periodic corrugated surfaces
Image reconstruction
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00304026_v105_n1_p24_Valencia
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spelling todo:paper_00304026_v105_n1_p24_Valencia2023-10-03T14:40:20Z Inverse-scattering reconstruction of finitely conducting surfaces from near-field optics images Valencia, C.I. Depine, R.A. Geometrical optics Light polarization Rayleigh scattering Near field optics inverse scattering procedures Periodic corrugated surfaces Image reconstruction We present near-field optics inverse-scattering procedures, valid within the limits of the Rayleigh hypothesis, for the reconstruction of periodic corrugated surfaces. Firstly, we extend to p polarization a reconstruction procedure valid for s polarization and perfectly conducting samples (Opt. Lett. 18 (1993) 2090). Secondly, we give inverse-scattering solutions that take into account the polarization of the incident field and the geometry of the profile. Finally, we develop a scheme of reconstruction valid for metallic or dielectric samples. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00304026_v105_n1_p24_Valencia
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topic Geometrical optics
Light polarization
Rayleigh scattering
Near field optics inverse scattering procedures
Periodic corrugated surfaces
Image reconstruction
spellingShingle Geometrical optics
Light polarization
Rayleigh scattering
Near field optics inverse scattering procedures
Periodic corrugated surfaces
Image reconstruction
Valencia, C.I.
Depine, R.A.
Inverse-scattering reconstruction of finitely conducting surfaces from near-field optics images
topic_facet Geometrical optics
Light polarization
Rayleigh scattering
Near field optics inverse scattering procedures
Periodic corrugated surfaces
Image reconstruction
description We present near-field optics inverse-scattering procedures, valid within the limits of the Rayleigh hypothesis, for the reconstruction of periodic corrugated surfaces. Firstly, we extend to p polarization a reconstruction procedure valid for s polarization and perfectly conducting samples (Opt. Lett. 18 (1993) 2090). Secondly, we give inverse-scattering solutions that take into account the polarization of the incident field and the geometry of the profile. Finally, we develop a scheme of reconstruction valid for metallic or dielectric samples.
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author Valencia, C.I.
Depine, R.A.
author_facet Valencia, C.I.
Depine, R.A.
author_sort Valencia, C.I.
title Inverse-scattering reconstruction of finitely conducting surfaces from near-field optics images
title_short Inverse-scattering reconstruction of finitely conducting surfaces from near-field optics images
title_full Inverse-scattering reconstruction of finitely conducting surfaces from near-field optics images
title_fullStr Inverse-scattering reconstruction of finitely conducting surfaces from near-field optics images
title_full_unstemmed Inverse-scattering reconstruction of finitely conducting surfaces from near-field optics images
title_sort inverse-scattering reconstruction of finitely conducting surfaces from near-field optics images
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00304026_v105_n1_p24_Valencia
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