Dynamic nanoimaging of extended objects via hard X-ray multiple-shot coherent diffraction with projection illumination optics
Dynamic nanoimaging of extended objects via hard X-ray multiple-shot coherent diffraction with projection illumination optics
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DOI:
10.1038/s42005-021-00539-x
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发表时间:
2021-03
影响因子:
5.5
通讯作者:
Y. Takayama;Keizo Fukuda;Motoki Kawashima;Yuki Aoi;Daiki Shigematsu;Tatsuki Akada;Takumi Ikeda
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Y. Takayama;Keizo Fukuda;Motoki Kawashima;Yuki Aoi;Daiki Shigematsu;Tatsuki Akada;Takumi Ikeda
The quest for understanding the structural mechanisms of material properties and biological cell functions has led to the active development of coherent diffraction imaging (CDI) and its variants in the hard X-ray regime. Herein, we propose multiple-shot CDI, a full-field CDI technique dedicated to the visualisation of local nanostructural dynamics in extended objects at a spatio-temporal resolution beyond that of current instrumentation limitations. Multiple-shot CDI reconstructs a “movie” of local dynamics from time-evolving diffraction patterns, which is compatible with a robust scanning variant, ptychography. We developed projection illumination optics to produce a probe with a well-defined illumination area and a phase retrieval algorithm, establishing a spatio-temporal smoothness constraint for the reliable reconstruction of dynamic images. The numerical simulations and proof-of-concept experiment using synchrotron hard X-rays demonstrated the capability of visualising a dynamic nanostructured object at a frame rate of 10 Hz or higher.