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Observations of biological specimens in nanometer range are one of the most promising techniques to improve nano-science and bioscience. We have developed an electron-beam excitation assisted (EXA) optical microscope [1] which has a few tens nanometer spatial resolution laterally in various surroundings like air or liquids. With an EXA microscope, we can observe optical constants like absorptions, refractive indexes, polarization properties, and their dynamic behaviors in nanometer scale.
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