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How to get image not limited by diffraction? Using near techniques of course!
To have a global overview about terahertz near field, you can look at this review.
In the paper presented below, you can see guided reflectometry and near field integrated resonators approaches.
This paper present the terahertz near field resonator developed in the framework of Nearsense project and pulse time domain images used to determine the best frequency and design the resonator. Mavarani, L., Hillger, P., Bücher, T., Grzyb, J., Pfeiffer, U. R., Cassar, Q., … & MacGrogan, G. (2018). NearSense–Advances Towards a Silicon-Based Terahertz Near-Field Imaging…
We This paper presents a fully-integrated 0.56 THz 128-pixel near-field 1-D sensor array with 10-12 μm lateral resolution. The sensing elements are based two parallel cross-bridged split-ring resonators that utilize a 3-D topology to exhibit high field confinement in the sensing spot. The sensor comprises a scalable excitation scheme that is designed to maximize the…
This paper presents a CW terahertz near-field reflectometry setup using metal wires waveguide. This setup, developped at Montpellier University, is working at 100 GHz.
Adam, R., Chusseau, L., Grosjean, T., Penarier, A., Guillet, J. P., & Charraut, D. (2009). Near-field wire-based passive probe antenna for the selective detection of the longitudinal electric field at terahertz frequencies. Journal of Applied Physics, 106(7), 073107.
The coupling between a linearly-polarized gaussian beam and a Sommerfeld wave propagating on a circular metallic wire is obtained owing to a differential phase element inserted in front of the metal wire. At millimeter-wavelengths we calculate a theoretical maximum coupling efficiency of 32% for this system in spite of the metal nature and radius in…