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Infrared Imaging Uses Photons the Camera Never Detects
A folded nonlinear interferometer transfers 1550-nanometer transmission information to a detectable band and images a zebrafish larva as a feasibility test.
Summary
A folded nonlinear interferometer transfers 1550-nanometer transmission information to a detectable band and images a zebrafish larva as a feasibility test.
The experiment reports about 74 percent maximum baseline fringe visibility and resolving power up to roughly 1,460 from the spectrometer point-spread function. It is a laboratory feasibility result, not a clinical imager.
Why it matters
A folded nonlinear interferometer transfers 1550-nanometer transmission information to a detectable band and images a zebrafish larva as a feasibility test.
Limits and context
- It is a laboratory feasibility result, not a clinical imager.
Key claims
A folded nonlinear interferometer transfers 1550-nanometer transmission information to a detectable band and images a zebrafish larva as a feasibility test.
Qualification: It is a laboratory feasibility result, not a clinical imager.
Evidence: source-2026-10-26-017
Sources
- arXiv preprint 2610.32292, original v1arXiv · primary research
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