Mathematics of Autocorrelation
- General Intensity Autocorrelation
- Autocorrelation Due to Isotropic 3D Translational Diffusion
- Autocorrelation Due to Isotropic 2D Translational Diffusion
- Autocorrelation Due to Multicomponent Translational Diffusion
- Autocorrelation Due to Intersystem Crossing (Triplet State)
- Autocorrelation Due to Other Phenomena
Appendices
- A Useful Integral
- Key References
FCS Classroom
Key References
There are a number of key references for the theory and methodology of fluorescence correlation spectroscopy. A comprehensive list of references for the theory and application of FCS may be found in our Reference Papers section. The ones consulted in writing Mathematics of Autocorrelation include:
- Elson and Magde (1974) and Magde et al (1974), two seminal and still indispensable papers
- Schwille and Haustein (year) and Krichevsky and Bonnet (2002), two extremely readable and useful reviews
- Rigler and Windgren (1990)
- Windgren and Mets (1994)
- Windren et al. (1995)