Scanning plasmon near-field microscopy: signal–noise ratio of different registration schemes and prospects for single molecule detection
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V. N. Konopsky, S. A. Saunin, V. A. Bykov, E. A. Vinogradov
Possible registration schemes of scanning plasmon near-field microscopes (SPNMs) are considered and their signal–noise ratios are evaluated. A comparison among these schemes is made with particular attention to the best scheme for a single molecule detection by a SPNM.
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