TÜ teadlaste uus meetod udustest hologrammidest terava pildi tegemiseks

TÜ teadlaste uus meetod udustest hologrammidest terava pildi tegemiseks

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UT Scientists' New Method for Creating Sharp Images from Blurry Holograms

Tavaliselt ei saa hologrammi peale salvestamist muuta. Tartu Ülikooli teadlased leidsid sellele lahenduse.
Nende uus meetod . Arvuti .
See meetod teeb pildi teravaks . See aitab näha .
Meetodit nimetatakse PEAR-FINCH. See on parem kui vanad viisid.
Miks on see meetod eriline? See võimaldab . Samuti .
Uus meetod on . See näitab selgelt paksemaid koesid .
Meetod . See on oluline .
Teadlased ütlevad, et see on . See on parem kui vanad meetodid.
Uus meetod . See kui tavaline meetod.
Katse näitas, et uus meetod teeb teravamaid pilte kui vanad meetodid. Näiteks 12 mm kaugusel olevad esemed jäid vanade meetoditega uduseks.
Uuringu tulemused avaldati teadusajakirjas.
Usually, a hologram cannot be changed after recording. Scientists at the University of Tartu have found a solution to this.
Their new method records multiple holograms with different focuses. A computer later combines these into one sharp image.
This method makes the image sharp over a larger area than before. This helps to see, for example, cells better.
The method is called PEAR-FINCH. It is better than old methods.
Why is this method special? It allows adjusting the sharpness of the image after recording. Also, the details of the image are not lost due to noise.
The new method is five times more precise than the old one. It clearly shows thicker tissues without moving the microscope.
The method also works with poor lighting. This is important for biological samples.
Scientists say this is a new step in hologram imaging. It is better than old methods.
The new method takes more time. It takes three times more images than the usual method.
The experiment showed that the new method produces sharper images than old methods. For example, objects 12 mm away remained blurry with old methods.
The study results were published in a scientific journal.