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Apertureless SNOM : realistic modeling of the imaging process and measurements of resonant plasmonic nanostructures
This thesis studies apertureless Scanning Near Field Optical Microscopy, a technique that uses the apex of a very sharp tip to obtain local optical information with lateral resolution much beyond the diffraction limit. Both theoretical and experimental results are discussed. The theoretical work is
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