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Multimodal imaging Mueller polarimetric microscope on geometrical analysis of spherical microparticles

Thomas Sang Hyuk YOO, Andrea Fernández, Fernando Moreno, Jose Maria Saiz, Razvigor Ossikovski, and Enric Garcia-Caurel

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Abstract

We developed a multimodal imaging polarimetric microscope which images both in Fourier (back-focal) and real planes. We propose an application to study spherical microparticles showing size and shape dependent polarimetric properties.

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