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Optical field enhancement In tweezer trapping

M. J. Kendrick, M. Blanding, David McIntyre, Oksana Ostroverkhova

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Near-resonant light can be used to enhance optical trapping of particles with wavelength dependent optical responses. We present results from our study of optically enhanced forces acting on dielectric and metal nanoparticles in tweezers trapping.

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Near-resonant light can be used to enhance optical trapping of particles with wavelength dependent optical responses. We present results from our study of optically enhanced forces acting on dielectric and metal nanoparticles in tweezers trapping.

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Near-resonant light can be used to enhance optical trapping of particles with wavelength dependent optical responses. We present results from our study of optically enhanced forces acting on dielectric and metal nanoparticles in tweezers trapping.

Key concepts: Optical tweezers, Trapping, Dielectric, Tweezers, Optical force, Materials science, Optoelectronics, Wavelength

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