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Peculiarities of Energy Circulation in Evanescent Field. Application for Red Blood Cells

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New approaches of red blood cell (erythrocyte) controlling by the action of evanescent wave is proposed in the given research work. Theoretical and experimental models for describing the conditions of the erythrocyte transverse motion and the vertical spin realization have been analyzed in the special selected schemes. The use of a linearly polarized plane wave with azimuth of \( \pm \)45° in a model experiment, specially suggested in this work, allows visualizing the transverse controlled motion of the erythrocyte, which enables to claim about new possibilities for controlling microobjects in biology and medicine.

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    O. V. Angelsky, C. Yu. Zenkova, P. P. Maksymyak, A. P. Maksymyak, D. I. Ivanskyi & V. M. Tkachuk

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Angelsky, O.V., Zenkova, C.Y., Maksymyak, P.P. et al. Peculiarities of Energy Circulation in Evanescent Field. Application for Red Blood Cells. Opt. Mem. Neural Networks 28, 11–20 (2019). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1060992X19010028

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