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titleOfInvention Nonlinear vibration microscopy
abstract SUMMARY [57] The present invention is a method and apparatus for microscope shaking images using coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering or total frequency generation. Spatial resolution is achieved by minimizing the spot size of the optical interrogation beam on the sample. Minimization of the spot size includes: a) directing at least two substantially coaxial laser beams (interrogation beams) through a microscope objective that provides a focal spot on the sample; b) at least two coaxial lasers after passing through the sample. Collecting the signal beam from the laser beam together with the residual beam; c) removing the residual beam; d) detecting the signal beam to produce pixels. The method has significantly higher spatial resolution than IR microscopy and higher sensitivity than natural Raman microscopy at lower average excitation power.
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