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Self Assembly SLM for Molecular Computing

Harold Szu, Ann Tate, David Cullin, Marianne Walch, David Demske, Joseph Garcia, Sonlinh Phuvan, and Nicholas Caviris

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Abstract

Spatial Light Modulator (SLM) useful Molecular Computing is made on a bacteriorhodopsin (BR) molecule film suspended in a viscous liquid medium, similar to a wet photograph but having adaptive and finer pixels.

The natural synergism between the thermal diffusion of BR molecule (induced externally by a write-laser) and its photochromism (generated internally by electronic transitions) is demonstrated in an edge-enhanced laser-image application.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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