Full complex wavefunction reconstruction with direct-interference ptychography
A. Ducharme, L. Clark
Abstract
We demonstrate the separable reconstruction of the sample wavefunction amplitude and phase using direct-interference ptychography in scanning transmission electron microscopy. We reconstruct the sample wavefunction in simulated and experimental data under the Weak Object Approximation (WOA) with an extension of single-sideband (SSB) ptychography using information in the double- and triple-overlap regions. The contrast transfer function for the amplitude information is equivalent to the ideal contrast transfer function of Center of Mass imaging (COM). Our results support reporting the imaginary part of SSB reconstructions.
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