Titlebook: Optical Imaging and Microscopy; Techniques and Advan Peter Török,Fu-Jen Kao Book 20031st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Ape

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Parametric Nonlinear Optical Techniques in Microscopye the invention of the laser in the sixties — are rapidly being incorporated within high resolution microscopy. Starting with the successful introduction of two-photon absorption microscopy in 1990 [1], which has found important applications in biology, a whole series of other nonlinear optical tech

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Second Harmonic Generation Microscopy Versus Third Harmonic Generation Microscopy in Biological Tissht with matters. SHG process describes the generation of light wave that is twice the frequency (with half of the original wavelength) of the original one while THG process describes the generation of light wave that triples the frequency (with one third of the original wavelength) of the original o

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Adaptive Opticsence, the wavefront from a pointlike object is continuously distorted. The purpose of the adaptive optics (AO) system is to remove this distortion and provide diffraction-limited imaging if possible. This is achieved by sensing the distortion using a . and compensating for it using a .. The whole sy

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Optical Coherence Tomographyes in the use of OCT for microscopy applications have provided researchers with a novel means by which biological specimens and non-biological samples are visualized. OCT was initially developed for imaging biological tissue because it permits the imaging of tissue microstructure ., yielding micron-