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Optical spatial differentiation with suspended subwavelength gratings

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Optical spatial differentiation with suspended subwavelength gratings. / Parthenopoulos, Alexios; Darki, Ali Akbar; Jeppesen, Bjarke Rolighed et al.
I: Optics Express, Bind 29, Nr. 5, 2021, s. 6481-6494.

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Parthenopoulos, Alexios et al. "Optical spatial differentiation with suspended subwavelength gratings". Optics Express. 2021, 29(5). 6481-6494. https://doi.org/10.1364/OE.416801

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Parthenopoulos A, Darki AA, Jeppesen BR, Dantan AR. Optical spatial differentiation with suspended subwavelength gratings. Optics Express. 2021;29(5):6481-6494. doi: 10.1364/OE.416801

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Parthenopoulos, Alexios ; Darki, Ali Akbar ; Jeppesen, Bjarke Rolighed et al. / Optical spatial differentiation with suspended subwavelength gratings. I: Optics Express. 2021 ; Bind 29, Nr. 5. s. 6481-6494.

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