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A photon scanning tunneling microscope (PSTM) is an optical microscope with super-resolution beyond the diffraction-limit based on the near field optics, which has been intensively studied in these years[1]. Since it can be used not only as a microscope but also as a nanometric fabrication tool and a manipulator of nanometric particles, a variety of applications have been proposed[2]. This paper reviews the recent progress of our study on PSTM.
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