Non-invasive high resolving power quantum microscope

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2013-09-26

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Karmakar, Sanjit, Ronald Meyers, and Yanhua Shih. “Non-Invasive High Resolving Power Quantum Microscope.” Quantum Communications and Quantum Imaging XI 8875 (September 2013): 53–58. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2024113.

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Abstract

The development of a non-invasive high resolving power quantum microscope would further advance progress in research and development in biomedical and biosciences as well as the field of medical technology. Longer wavelengths, i.e visible or near-infrared, provide less invasive impact. On the other hand shorter wavelengths, i.e. UV, can provide better resolving power. That is why the development of a non-invasive high resolving power quantum microscope is critical. In this article, we propose such a microscope by using two-color entangled photon ghost imaging technology.