Surface Imaging Technique by an Optically Trapped Microsphere in Air Condition

Surface Imaging Technique by an Optically Trapped Microsphere in Air Condition
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10.1007/s41871-018-0004-0
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2018-01
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M. Michihata;Jonggang Kim;S. Takahashi;K. Takamasu;Y. Mizutani;Y. Takaya
M. Michihata;Jonggang Kim;S. Takahashi;K. Takamasu;Y. Mizutani;Y. Takaya
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M. Michihata;Jonggang Kim;S. Takahashi;K. Takamasu;Y. Mizutani;Y. Takaya

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