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January 5th, 2006
Study Moves "Superlens" Closer to Reality
Abstract:
Physicists at Oregon State University have made an important advance towards the creation of a functional "superlens" - an extraordinary optical device that would bend light the opposite direction of that done by any natural material. In theory, a superlens might be able to attain visual resolution at the level of the nanometer.
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Oregon State University
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