Lee et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Overcoming the diffraction limit induced by microsphere optical nanoscopyLee et al., 2013
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- Lee S
- Li L
- Ben-Aryeh Y
- Wang Z
- Guo W
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- Journal of Optics
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The microsphere optical nanoscopy (MONS) technique recently demonstrated the capability to break the optical diffraction limit with a microsphere size of 2–9 μm fused silica. We report that larger polystyrene microspheres of 30, 50 and 100 μm diameters can overcome the …
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