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Optical characterization limits of nanoparticle aggregates at different wavelengths using approximate Bayesian computation
Optical characterization of nanoparticle aggregates is a complex inverse problem that can be solved by deterministic or statistical methods. Previous studies showed that there exists a different lower size limit of reliable characterization, corresponding to the wavelength of light source used, In t
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