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Bidirectional phase sensitivity in holographic phototransient microscopy
Mid-infrared photothermal microscopy combines the chemical specificity of infrared absorption with the spatial resolution of visible-light detection, but practical implementations face a persistent trade-off between forward-scattering (FWS) and backward-scattering (BWS) detection geometries. FWS pro
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