Roichman et al., 2006 - Google Patents
Volumetric imaging of holographic optical trapsRoichman et al., 2006
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- Roichman Y
- Cholis I
- Grier D
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- Optics Express
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The holographic optical trapping technique creates arbitrary three-dimensional configurations of optical traps, each with individually specified characteristics. Holographic modification of the individual traps' wavefronts can transform conventional point-like optical …
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