Single-Molecule Optics
by Michel Orrit
Publisher: Universiteit Leiden 2004
Number of pages: 32
Description:
In the last 15 years, a whole new field of optical spectroscopy has appeared: investigations of single nano-objects (molecules, nanocrystals, quantum dots, metal particles, etc.). The aim of these lectures is to present the experimental techniques giving access to single objects. They rely heavily, but not exclusively, on fluorescence microscopy.
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