Contrast amplifying support for the observation of a sample, production methods thereof and uses thereof
A technology for observing samples and supports, applied to instruments, optical components, coatings, etc., can solve problems such as difficult generalization
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[0120] figure 1 shows a monochromatic parallel light beam FL (which can locally be regarded as a plane wave) of wavelength λ (in vacuum) perpendicularly incident on a structure consisting of a so-called incident semi-infinite medium MI, the beam originates from the incident semi-infinite medium that is transparent and characterized by the real refractive index n 0 ; The absorbent layer CA has a thickness e 1 , characterized by the complex refractive index N 1 =n 1 -jk 1 ("j" is an imaginary unit); and a so-called outgoing semi-infinite medium ME, which is transparent and characterized by a real refractive index n 3 0 . The incident medium may in particular be a substrate, for example made of glass, on which the layer CA is deposited. On the layer CA, on the exit medium side, it is possible to deposit 2 (or complex refractive index N 2 =n 2 -jk 2 ) samples (not shown). As explained above, in order to maximize the contrast of observing the sample, it is necessary to c...
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