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Tailored multipolar optical trapping with higher-order structured light
Dipolar optical forces can confine Rayleigh-sized dielectric particles towards or away from intensity maxima, commonly known as bright and dark trapping. Structured light illumination opens up opportunities for customized trapping landscapes, unveiling the possibility of gray trapping, especially fo
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