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The aim is to identify an optimal configuration of Airy-like beams that balances field of view and axial resolution for light-sheet fluorescence microscopy.

July 31, 2026npj ImagingOpen Access

Investigation of Propagation Properties of Airy-like Beams for Light-Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy

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YWYanni WangClarkson University QWQizhong WangGuizhou University of Finance and Economics JDJianmin DingTianjin Central Hospital of Gynecology Obstetrics

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Investigates electric field distribution and optimal Airy-like beams for enhanced imaging in light-sheet microscopy.

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The aim is to identify an optimal configuration of Airy-like beams that balances field of view and axial resolution for light-sheet fluorescence microscopy.
Developed an analytical expression of electric field using phase term superposition based on the Olver function framework.
Conducted numerical simulations and modulation transfer function analysis to evaluate Airy-like beams performance.
Performed fluorescent microsphere experiments to validate axial resolution improvements.
Optimal Airy-like beams showed a 17.3% improvement in axial resolution compared to conventional Airy beams.
Light-sheet imaging simulations confirmed enhanced imaging performance in peripheral regions.
The optimized beam effectively visualized cerebral vasculature in large-scale brain tissues.

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Wang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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