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Recently, we introduced a microscope—the Scanning Interferometric Apertureless Microscope (SIAM) whereby the Abbe limit is surpassed by almost three orders of magnitude and an optical resolution of 8 Å was demonstrated. We present results on applications of this technique to microscopy, spectroscopy and storage, including a basic theory underlying its performance.
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