Results and thoughts on optical microscopy using a single-molecule probe

Sandoghdar, Vahid; Michaelis, J; Hettich, C; Schmitt, C; Zitzmann, J; Kuhn, S

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Results and thoughts on optical microscopy using a single-molecule probe

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Sandoghdar, V., Michaelis, J., Hettich, C., Schmitt, C., Zitzmann, J., & Kuhn, S. (2001). Results and thoughts on optical microscopy using a single-molecule probe. Single Molecules, 2, 277-281.

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We discuss our recent results as well as planned experiments for obtaining molecular resolution in optical microscopy. By combining single molecule spectroscopy and scanning probe microscopy we have demonstrated optical microscopy with a single-molecule light source. We also sketch a method for the use of an inhomogeneous static electric field for determining the position of a molecule in all three dimensions.