Microlensing particles and applications

Optical: systems and elements – Lens

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C359S626000, C359S641000, C359S664000, C359S799000, C359S800000, C250S216000, C250S227200, C250S228000, C385S035000

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11095332

ABSTRACT:
A microscopic lens, of size approximately 1 micron is used for its optical characteristics.

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