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Mathematical method for designing superresolution lenses using superoscillations

Abstract

We use a new mathematical method to design a superresolution lens using a superoscillation technique based on polynomial roots. We walk through an example of the method using simulations. Our method allows for ease of design by being mathematically and conceptually simpler than other methods.

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