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Fig. 1. Photograph of the pulling rig; the dashed red line represents the nanofiber.
Fig. 2. Left: Scheme of the microscope and its illuminating system; the nanofiber is perpendicular to this figure, along y-axis; its center corresponds to point 0, the origin of system (x, y, z)
Fig. 3. Patterns simulation procedure; red dashed circle represents the nanofiber. (a) Total intensity for a nanofiber whose radius is a = 1 µm, calculated using Eq
Fig. 4. Simulated diffraction patterns. (a) a =0.2 µm. (b) a = 0.3 µm. (c) a = 0.4 µm
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