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Modeling super-resolution SERS using a T-matrix method to elucidate molecule-nanoparticle coupling and the origins of localization errors

Heaps et al., 2017

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Heaps C
Schatz G
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The Journal of chemical physics

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A computational method to model diffraction-limited images from super-resolution surface- enhanced Raman scattering microscopy is introduced. Despite significant experimental progress in plasmon-based super-resolution imaging, theoretical predictions of the …
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