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We develop a versatile theoretical framework for the study of fluorescence resonant energy transfer (FRET, or Forster transfer) in complex environments, under arbitrary illumination, including optical near fields. By combining the field-susceptibility form ...
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Two major lines of investigation have been pursued in this thesis: (1) More efficient, robust and realistic numerical techniques are designed for the simulation of complex turbulent fluid flows; (2) A new algorithm and its analysis is performed in the cont ...
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