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Nanoscale light field imaging with graphene

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Nanoscale light field imaging with graphene

T. Yu, F. Rodriguez, et al.

Discover an innovative nanoscale light field imaging technique that achieves an astonishing ~20 nm spatial resolution. This non-invasive method allows for precise mapping of electric field distributions in plasmonic structures and was developed by a team of researchers including Tongcheng Yu, Francisco Rodriguez, and Konstantin S. Novoselov.

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