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Super-pupil beam engineering for enhanced confinement of azimuthally polarized depletion beams
Fluorescence depletion microscopy techniques require optical fields with a well-defined and spatially confined central intensity minimum to achieve sub-diffraction lateral resolution. Here, we present the design and experimental implementation of an azimuthally polarized, doughnut-shaped depletion b
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