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Asian Journal of Physics Vol. 30 Nos 8 & 9 (2021) 1243-1252

Optimizing sampling and padding at the pupil plane for light propagation simulations based in Fourier transforms for wavefront coding
Nirmal Mazumder1, Ishita Chakraborty1, Sintu Rongpipi2, Indira G1, Esther W Gomez2,3, and Enrique D Gomez2,6,7

Abstract

This review discusses about the applications of label free nonlinear optical imaging techniques used for cellulose characterization. Nonlinear optical microscopy provides high spatial resolution and high depth penetration. Sum frequency generation (SFG), second harmonic generation (SHG), and coherent anti-Stokes Raman scattering (CARS) are the three most recent techniques in the field of cellulose characterization to study polymorphism, chemical and structural composition of cellulose.© Anita Publications. All rights reserved.
Keywords: Cellulose; Sum frequency generation; Second Harmonic generation; Nonlinear optical microscopy.

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