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When folding mirrors FM1-4 are out of the emission path, detectors C1 and C2 observe the radially and azimuthally polarized image plane. Colourbar: photons; scale bar: 2m. When FM1 and FM3 are in the emission path and mirror M3 is properly aligned, detector C2 captures the radially polarized BFP. Similarly, when FM2 and FM4 are in the emission path, detector C1 captures the azimuthally polarized BFP. Grid size: 1 cm; colourbar: normalized intensity; scale bar: 1 mm.
Images and line profiles of CHIDO , the Vortex DSF, raPol standard DSF , and raMVR for isotropic emitters located at
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