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physics.optics2021★ 8 cited

To focus-match or not to focus-match inverse spatially offset Raman spectroscopy: a question of light penetration

Georgina E. Shillito, Lewis McMillan, Graham D. Bruce +1

The ability to identify the contents of a sealed container, without the need to extract a sample, is desirable in applications ranging from forensics to product quality control. On…

physics.optics2021★ 3 cited

Asymmetric longitudinal optical binding force between two identical dielectric particles with electric and magnetic dipolar responses

Xiao-Yong Duan, Graham D. Bruce, Feng Li +1

In general,the optical binding force between identical particles is thought to be symmetric.However,we demonstrate analytically a counter-intuitively asymmetric longitudinal optica…

physics.optics2021★ 1 cited

Measuring picometre-level displacements using speckle patterns produced by an integrating sphere

Morgan Facchin, Graham David Bruce, Kishan Dholakia

As the fields of optical microscopy, semiconductor technology and fundamental science increasingly aim for precision at or below the nanoscale, there is a burgeoning demand for sub…

physics.optics2021

Measurement of variations in gas refractive index with resolution using laser speckle

Morgan Facchin, Graham David Bruce, Kishan Dholakia

Highly-resolved determination of refractive index is vital in fields ranging from biosensing through to laser range-finding. Laser speckle is known to be a sensitive probe of the p…

physics.optics2021

Wavelength sensitivity of the speckle patterns produced by an integrating sphere

Morgan Facchin, Kishan Dholakia, Graham D. Bruce

Speckle metrology is a powerful tool in the measurement of wavelength and spectra. Recently, speckle produced by multiple reflections inside an integrating sphere has been proposed…