Fundamental Limits of "Ankylography" due to Dimensional Deficiency

Abstract

Single-shot diffractive imaging of truly 3D structures suffers from a dimensional deficiency and does not scale. The applicability of "ankylography" is limited to objects that are small-sized in at least one dimension or that are essentially 2D otherwise.

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