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Publications [#234526] of Warren S. Warren

Journal Articles

  1. Robles, FE; Wilson, JW; Fischer, MC; Warren, WS, Phasor analysis for nonlinear pump-probe microscopy, Optics Express, vol. 20 no. 15 (July, 2012), pp. 17082-17082, Optica Publishing Group, ISSN 1094-4087 [doi]
    (last updated on 2026/01/14)

    Abstract:
    Pump-probe microscopy provides molecular information by probing transient, excited state dynamic properties of pigmented samples. Analysis of the transient response is typically conducted using principal component analysis or multi-exponential fitting, however these methods are not always practical or feasible. Here, we show an adaptation of phasor analysis to provide an intuitive, robust, and efficient method for analyzing and displaying pump-probe images, thereby alleviating some of the challenges associated with differentiating multiple pigments. A theoretical treatment is given to understand how the complex transient signals map onto the phasor plot. Analyses of cutaneous and ocular pigmented tissue samples, as well as historical pigments in art demonstrate the utility of this approach.


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