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Submicrometer feature analysis using optical Gabor transforms

A particular form of the Gabor transform is optically implemented using a scanning Gaussian beam. The optical Gabor transform is then used to analyze the field diffracted by targets with features comparable to the wavelength of the incident radiation. Computer simulations and experimental results demonstrate that the optical Gabor transform is a powerful tool for the identification and measurement of wavelength and sub-wavelength features.