Optimization of phase retrieval in the Fresnel domain by the modified Gerchberg-Saxton algorithm
The modified Gerchberg-Saxton algorithm (MGSA) is one of the standard methods for phase retrieval. In this work we apply the MGSA in the paraxial domain. For three given physical parameters - i.e. wavelength, propagation distance and pixel size the computational width in the Fresnel-Transform is fixed. This width can be larger than the real dimension of the input or output images. Consequently, it can induce a padding around the real input and output without given amplitude (intensity) values. To solve this problem, we propose a very simple and efficient solution and compare it to other approaches. We demonstrate that the new modified GSA provides almost perfect results without losing the time efficiency of the simplest method.
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