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Snapshot hyperspectral microscopic imaging can obtain the morphological characteristics and chemical specificity of samples simultaneously and instantaneously. We demonstrate a double-slicer spectroscopic microscopy (DSSM) that uses two spherical slicer mirrors to magnify the target image and slice it. These slits are lined up and dispersed, then mapped onto an area-array detector. An anamorphosis unit optimizes the capacity of the limited pixels. With a single shot and image recombination, a data cube can be constructed for sample analys
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