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Eberhard Riedelhe highly demanding processes of synaptic transmission. Most classical single-molecule localization microscopy (SMLM) methods allow the visualization and identification of molecular nanostructures at approximately 20–30?nm lateral and 60?nm axial resolution but are often limited to simultaneous acqu

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Transformation Theory,tic physics. In its broadest aspects transformation theory and the “diagonalizing” of Hamiltonians include essentially all of quantum theory. It is therefore not possible to avoid repeating material presented in modern texts on quantum theory. We limit our discussion by ignoring for the most part th

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