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Mesoscale particles are guided and trapped in micron-sized hollow optical fibers using a 1/2-W near-infrared diode laser. The optical scattering force calculated using geometrical ray optics is 3×10^-11N for a 7-μm polystyrene sphere, and agrees well with velocity measurements of optically guided spheres in water. We have levitated a variety of particles using laser-fiber guidance, and have mixed micron-sized glycerin droplets in two-beam laser-fiber traps.
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