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  1. ; ; (, Optica Publishing Group)
    We demonstrate super-resolved localization of three point sources with the assistance of a machine learning model that is based on the decomposition of the source signal into Hermite Gaussian modes. High fidelity of over 80% is achieved. 
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  2. ; ; ; (, Optica Publishing Group)
    We experimentally investigate polarization, entanglement, and complementary behavior of a light beam, and the center of mass and moment of inertia of a two-mass system, confirming an unexpected quantitative link between wave optics and mechanics. 
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    We investigate superresolution of two general point sources using continuous rotation of the observation basis. Optimal superresolution with maximum estimation accuracy is achieved when measurements are performed in the Schmidt basis. 
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    We investigate super-resolution of two spatially separated practical point sources using machine learning. High fidelity of over 90% is achieved for separations that are 16 times smaller than the conventional resolution limit. 
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