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July 25, 2007Journal of Optics A Pure and Applied Optics

Comparison of a high-speed camera and a quadrant detector for measuring displacements in optical tweezers

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SKStephen KeenMassey UniversityJLJonathan LeachInstitute of PhysicsGGGraham M. GibsonUniversity of Glasgow

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