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Optical Lock and Key Techniques for Anticounterfeiting

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Abstract

An “optical lock and key” is described as the basis of a new anticounterfeiting technique. The protection features can be exploited in transmission or reflection using continuous film structures or as tailored pigments.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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