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FIG. 1: Talbot Lau interferometry with molecules. a) G 1 prepares the required spatial coherence for diffraction at G 2
FIG. 2: Interference fringes of tetraphenylprophyrin after passage through the Talbot Lau interferometer
FIG. 4: Mass Spectrum of thermally laser desorbed neutral porphyrin which was subsequently ionized using a second pulsed uv laser
FIG. 6: MALDI of insulin: The full insulin series from the monomer up to the hexamer can be observed as quite monodisperse singly charged ions.
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