Titlebook: Optical Imaging and Microscopy; Techniques and Advan Peter T?r?k,Fu-Jen Kao Book 2007Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007

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Diffractive Read-Out of Optical Discstems. In Section 4.2 of this chapter we first present a short historic overview of the research on optical disc systems that has led to the former video disc system. In Section 4.3 we briefly review the general principles of optical storage systems that have remained more or less unchanged since the start some thirty years ago.

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Optical Coherence Tomographyesolution without the need for excision of a specimen or for tissue rocessing. OCT is analogous to ultrasound B-mode imaging except that it uses lowcoherence light rather than high-frequency sound and performs imaging by measuring the backscattered intensity of light from structures in tissue.

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0342-4111 f. Axelrod, who developed TIRF about 20 years ago, insightful and very interesting. In addition to the new chapters some chapters have been revised and consid- ably expanded. These revisions are primarily there978-3-642-08911-4978-3-540-69565-3Series ISSN 0342-4111 Series E-ISSN 1556-1534

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Surface Plasmon and Surface Wave Microscopyother surface wave modes - which may be harnessed to make effective and high resolution microscope systems for imaging surface properties..Abstracting terms: Surface plasmon, surface wave, interface, scanning microscopy, interference microscopy, widefield microscopy, label-free detection, fluorescen

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Characterizing High Numerical Aperture Microscope Objective Lensesameras and computers. A bewildering array of techniques is described in Malacara’s classical reference book on the subject [1]. Several of these techniques, in particular the Twyman–Green interferometer and the star test, are applicable to testing of microscope objective lens..Characterizing high-nu

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Diffractive Read-Out of Optical Discsptics, mechanics, control theory, electronics, signal coding and cryptography to chemistry and solidstate physics. Several books [2]–[9] have appeared that are devoted to one or several of the subjects mentioned above. This chapter will be limited to purely optical aspects of the optical storage sys