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Microcomb spectral fingerprinting enables parts-per-trillion methane detection with low humidity cross-sensitivity
Optical frequency combs have transformed molecular spectroscopy by enabling broadband, high-resolution analysis, yet they are conventionally used as light sources to interrogate external samples. Here, we introduce an integrated microcomb sensing architecture that unifies resonantly enhanced evanesc
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