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Frequency-swept Brillouin spectroscopy
Spontaneous Brillouin microscopy provides non-contact access to the viscoelastic properties of materials. Standard measurements typically utilize a single-wavelength continuous-wave laser to illuminate a specimen and excites a spontaneous Brillouin scattering signal, which is then recorded by a spec
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