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James Clerk Maxwell still at the forefront of Science?
Submitted by phil lavery on Mon, 23/11/2009 - 11:27
Via Institute of Physics
Ulf Leonhardt suggests that using an untested theory of Maxwell's may allow light to be focused below it's wavelength. This is something that has been thought to be impossible. But, if true, could be of a huge benefit in the production of microchips and in the developing field of nano technology.
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