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Super resolution microscopy has become a staple in optical microscopy with applications ranging from imaging sub-cellular features to monitoring the stages of chemical reactions. In this chapter we present a brief background on the origin of the diffraction limit, a summary of the key techniques and their individual strengths and weaknesses.

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