Figure 4
From: Diffraction Interference Induced Superfocusing in Nonlinear Talbot Effect

Typical measured results of superfocusing.
(a–d) are experimentally recorded SH patterns at different observation distances, where the insets are the enlarged images of the selected focused spots. The cross-sections of the selected focused spots in (a–d) are given, respectively, in (e–h), whose centers are fitted with a Lorentzian (e–g) or Gaussian (h) lineshape. The black dots in (e–h) are experimental data. (i–l) are theoretical simulations corresponding to (a) – (d), respectively.