Resolution with Gaussian point spread function
- From: spasmous2 <spasmous@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 24 Jun 2007 21:23:34 -0000
If you have a Gaussian PSF, then how can you determine resolution
(resolvability) using the Raleigh criterion? As I understand the
Raleigh criterion says the maximum of one PSF must sit on top of the
minimum of the neighbor for them to be "just" resolved. This is OK for
a sinc-like PSF but what about a Gaussian PSF which doesn't even have
a minimum?
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