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By combining 3D structured illumination microscopy with temporal focusing, the axial resolution is improved by a factor of 2.3 compared with that of 2D structured illumination microscopy.
We demonstrate that temporal focusing microscopy with structured illumination provides super-resolution even if wavefront distortion within the sample results in stretching the point spread function of the microscope.
EUV coherent scatterometry microscopy (CSM) systems has been developed. The CSM system employs a high-order harmonic generation (HHG) 13.5 nm coherent source to detect pattern defects and measure the CD of patterns. The resolution of pattern defects and repeatability of CD measurement are 20 nm and 0.1 nm, respectively.
We demonstrate nonlinear optical microscopy modulating the spatial overlap between two-color pulses, which provides the enhancement of the three-dimensional spatial resolution and the suppression of the out-of-focus signals in deep imaging.
We demonstrate high-resolution fluorescence microscopy based on a cyclic sequential multiphoton process, which gives rise to fluorescence emission following a sequence of cyclic transitions between the bright and dark states of a fluorophore.
This paper reviews and discusses the concept of nonlinear optical spectroscopy (NLOS) and microscopy employing ultra-broadband laser pulses. A spectral phase modulation technique of the ultra-broadband pulses, which allows the control of nonlinear optical processes, enables multimodal imaging in nonlinear optical microscopy. This technique uses the difference of the excitation spectra of molecules...
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