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Hybrid photonic antennas for subnanometer multicolor localization and nanoimaging of single molecules

Mivelle et al., 2014

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3366016536706384112
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Mivelle M
van Zanten T
Garcia-Parajo M
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Photonic antennas amplify and confine optical fields at the nanoscale offering excellent perspectives for nanoimaging and nanospectroscopy. Increased resolution beyond the diffraction limit has been demonstrated using a variety of antenna designs, but multicolor …
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