Three-dimensional reconstruction using variable exponential function regularization for wide-field polarization modulation imaging of surface texture of particles

Research context

Research on electrical energy conversion, storage and generation dates back to the nineteenth century, but only in recent years have scientists begun to investigate the impact of electron spin on these processes. The ability to control and manipulate this intrinsically quantum property of matter opens new approaches to addressing energy science challenges. The chiral-induced spin selectivity (CISS) effect is central to this effort, as it enables control over the transport and generation of both pure spin currents and spin-polarized charge currents. In this Review, we first introduce design strategies for implementing CISS in materials and then describe examples of how CISS has been used to improve electrocatalysis and spintronics. We conclude with a forward-looking perspective on the next steps for leveraging CISS in energy science.

Keywords: Optics, Surface reconstruction, Exponential function, Iterative reconstruction, Polarization (electrochemistry), Physics, Materials science, Surface (topology), Mathematics, Computer science, Mathematical analysis, Geometry, Computer vision, Physical chemistry, Chemistry

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Qiong Wu, Kun Gao, Yuxuan Mao, Mu Li, Jin Xiao, Jichuan Xiong, Peilin Yu. Three-dimensional reconstruction using variable exponential function regularization for wide-field polarization modulation imaging of surface texture of particles. Optics Letters (2021). https://doi.org/10.1364/ol.426395

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