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Synthetic-Aperture Super-Resolution Imaging via Spatial-Frequency Shift in Near-Field Diffraction
Grating-based computational imaging shifts high-spatial-frequency information into the detectable range, enabling super-resolution reconstruction. However, a fixed grating produces effective diffraction-mediated shifts only for specific spatial-frequency vectors, limiting spatial-frequency coverage.
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