Dal Fovo et al., 2020 - Google Patents
Safe limits for the application of nonlinear optical microscopies to cultural heritage: A new method for in-situ assessmentDal Fovo et al., 2020
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- Dal Fovo A
- Sanz M
- Mattana S
- Oujja M
- Marchetti M
- Pavone F
- Cicchi R
- Fontana R
- Castillejo M
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- Microchemical Journal
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Nonlinear optical microscopies (NLOM) are emerging techniques for the monitoring and preservation of cultural heritage, providing morphological, structural and compositional information on a large variety of artistic materials and objects. Being non-invasiveness the …
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