Subwavelength imaging with materials of in-principle arbitrarily low index contrast

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Feb 2012

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New Journal of Physics, Volume 14, Issue 2, pp. 025001 (2012).

Physics

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Perfect imaging with Maxwell's fish eye opens the exciting prospect of passive imaging systems with a resolution no longer limited by the wave nature of light. But it also challenges some of the accepted wisdom of super-resolution imaging and therefore has been subject to controversy and discussion. Here we describe an idea for even simpler perfect-imaging systems based on geometrical optics and prove by experiment that it works.

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