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    "abstract": "The use of a wire mesh facilitates creation of multiple optical traps for\nmanipulation of small micron or sub-micron particles. Such an array of optical\ntraps can be easily controlled. The trap that is formed in this manner is a\ncontinuous trap; it obviates the need to time share a laser beam among a set of\npositions, as is presently done in conventional multiple traps.",
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      "J. A. Dharmadhikari",
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