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Nanometric resolution using far-field optical tomographic microscopy in the multiple scattering regime

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Abstract

Optical Tomographic Microscopy is a technique allowing to reconstruct high-resolution 3D maps of permittivity. We found an experiment case where multiple scattering leads to image resolution beyond diffraction limit.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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