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15 February 2008 Axial resolution for two-photon wide-field illumination microscopy and microfabrication
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Abstract
For the last two decades, multiphoton excitation microscopy/microfabrication based on laser scanning/writing techniques has been popular in the life science as well as photonics. Due to the slow scanning/writing nature, these applications are very limited to the production of prototypes, although its submicron optical resolution and intrinsic 3D optical sectioning capability are very attractive for creating 3D structures. In this proceeding, we introduced multiphoton excitation microscopy and microfabrication based on wide-field illumination. We derived mathematical model for wide-field illumination in the microscopy and microfabrication, and identified the design parameters that affect axial resolution for the proposed system. The future work of developing optical model combined with photopolymerization is also discussed.
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Daekeun Kim and Peter So "Axial resolution for two-photon wide-field illumination microscopy and microfabrication", Proc. SPIE 6860, Multiphoton Microscopy in the Biomedical Sciences VIII, 686028 (15 February 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.784748
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KEYWORDS
Microscopy

Microfabrication

Multiphoton microscopy

Mathematical modeling

Optical resolution

Geometrical optics

Imaging systems

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