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By using extreme numerical-aperture solid-immersion microscopy at 1553nm we demonstrate, under certain circumstances, polarization-sensitive imaging with resolution values approaching 100nm which substantially surpass the classical scalar diffraction-limit embodied by Sparrow’s resolution criterion.
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