Search results for "image formation"
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Left-handed metamaterial coatings for subwavelength-resolution imaging
2012
We report on a procedure to improve the resolution of far-field imaging by using a neighboring high-index medium that is coated with a left-handed metamaterial. The resulting plot can also exhibit an enhanced transmission by considering proper conditions to retract backscattering. Based on negative refraction, geometrical aberrations are considered in detail since they may cause a great impact in this sort of diffraction-unlimited imaging by reducing its resolution power. We employ a standard aberration analysis to refine the asymmetric configuration of metamaterial superlenses. We demonstrate that low-order centrosymmetric aberrations can be fully corrected for a given object plane. For su…
Measuring destination image an approach by an attribute‐based analysis
2001
Product image formation process is a valuable insight for correct understanding of consumer behaviour. When product is a tourism destination, image formation is even more important due to the inability of pretest the tourist product. This framework gives place to the present research on tourism destination image. The paper starts with a litterature review on the meaning and measurement of destination image divided into two main approaches: the conceptual and the methodological. Secondly, the results of an empirical investigation are reported: it deals with the assessment of attribute‐based destination image of sun and beach resorts on the Spanish Mediterranean coast. The aim and contributio…
Far-field imaging of the electromagnetic local density of optical states.
2008
International audience; We introduce a new experimental method to measure the local electromagnetic density of states (LDOS) by integrating the differential scattering cross section. The signal detected essentially reflects the intrinsic scattering response of the photonic structures and renders the partial LDOS dominated by evanescent modes. We give a theoretical understanding of the LDOS image formation and show a qualitative agreement between experimental images and theoretical maps. This approach can be practically applied to the direct measurement of an optical antenna's scattering efficiency and can provide valuable information for designing optimum structures utilized in radiative de…
Image formation with plasmonic nanostructures
2015
En 1873, Ernst Abbe concluyó que debido a la difracción de la luz el límite de resolución de un sistema óptico es aproximadamente la mitad de la longitud de onda de trabajo. Este límite, llamado el límite de difracción produce porque las ondas evanescentes no contribuyen a la formación de la imagen. En cualquier sistema óptico formado por materiales presentes en la naturaleza los detalles espaciales del objeto que sean más pequeños que el límite de resolución son transportados por ondas evanescentes. Normalmente estas ondas se pierden debido a la fuerte atenuación que experimentan viajando del objeto a la imagen. // En 1968, Veselago mostró que un material con permitividad y permeabilidad n…