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Methods and systems for particle characterisation

Sandor Kasas, Anton Malovichko
2020
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Abstract

A method and system for deriving particle characteristics is described. The method comprises imaging the movement of at least one free-floating particle in a liquid environment at at least one moment in time, determining for at least one moment in time a movement parameter based on the imaged movement of the free-floating particles in the liquid environment, and deriving from the movement parameter a characteristic of the at least one particle.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/cb0a9d29-1722-46fd-9474-1f8cfb206fc8

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