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Nanoscale spectroscopic imaging with photo-induced force microscopy

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Abstract

Photo-induced force microscopy produces images with spectroscopic contrast at nanometer scale resolution. In this presentation, the basic principles of the photo-induced force microscope are described and application examples of this technique are highlighted.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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