EventsHolography Meets Advanced Manufacturing
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This submission belongs to the session H1. Holography 1 of the event Holography Meets Advanced Manufacturing
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13 Mar, 2023
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author-avatarVIJAYAKUMAR ANAND
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Igor Shevkunov, Vladimir Katkovnik, Karen Egiazarian, Lensless hyperspectral phase retrieval via alternating direction method of multipliers and spectral proximity operators., in Proceedings of Holography Meets Advanced Manufacturing, 20 February–22 February 2023, MDPI: Basel, Switzerland, doi: 10.3390/HMAM2-14146
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Lensless hyperspectral phase retrieval via alternating direction method of multipliers and spectral proximity operators.

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Vladimir Katkovnik 2
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1. Tampere University, Finland
2. Tampere University
Abstract

We propose a hyperspectral broadband phase retrieval technique with spectrally varying object and modulation phase masks. The technique is based on a complex domain version of the alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM) and the Spectral Proximity Operators derived for Gaussian and Poisson intensity observations, which are considered as a sum of separate spectral diffractive patterns. The proximity operators filter noisy observations compromising between noisy intensity observations and their predicted counterparts and retrieve the complex-domain spectral components of the object from these filtered observations. The simulation and physical tests confirm that the broadband hyperspectral phase retrieval in the proposed formulation is resolved.

Keywords
Complex domain inverse imaging
denoising of complex-valued images
hyperspectral phase retrieval
phase imaging
regularization for complex-valued imaging
spectral proximity operators
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