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This technique has been shown to provide diffraction limited imaging at depths beyond the possibilities of conventional MPLSM.
Finally, Schwartz et al. have localized adsorption of BODIPY C12 fatty acids to anomalous defects at the trimethylsilyl stationary phase interface at ∼50 nm resolutions using super-resolution imaging and were able to quantify an average coverage of 10 20 adsorption sites per square micrometer which would be otherwise unachievable by diffraction limited imaging.
Even in the optimal case of diffraction limited imaging and full pupil size of 7 mm one would be limited to a lateral spot size of 3.6 µm.
Diffraction limited imaging performance almost free from all monochromatic aberration over the two apertures is desirable for accurate measurement.
In combination, ultrahigh-resolution SD-OCT systems with adaptive optics (UHR-AO-OCT) and an achromatizing lens have been reported to achieve diffraction limited imaging of the retina with a volume resolution of 3x3x3 μm.
In the process, the evanescent waves are enhanced, leading to sub-diffraction limit imaging.
A truncated hyperlens composed of pairs of metal-dielectric cylindrical multilayers is proposed to demagnify the diffraction limited spot to achieve deep subwavelength imaging.
By operating in a Bragg reflection geometry, XDM is sensitive to the full three-dimensional atomic structure of a material with a lateral spatial resolution of ~ 70 nm [87], with structural imaging contrast that is diffraction limited (sub-Å) [86].
The microscope allows one to perform simultaneous high-speed widefield imaging with a controlled diffraction limited bleaching/photoconversion spot at the center of the field of view.
We combined the centroid tracking data with time-resolved protein abundances, with EM data about membrane shapes and with superresolution imaging of the protein distribution within the diffraction limited volume.
Section 3 discusses the need for diffraction limited performance over a large range of vergences for simultaneous imaging of multiple retinal layers and/or the use of broadband sources.
