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Microsphere-based optical system for biosensor applications
Optical microsphere resonators have been recently utilized in quantum optics, laser science, spectroscopy, and optoelectronics and attracted increasing interest due to their unique optical properties. Microspheres possess high quality factor (Q-factor) optical morphology dependent resonances, and ha
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