Abstract
An antireflection coating improves the trapping of high-index particles in optical tweezers by reducing the scattering force. This can allow the strong trapping of high-index particles that cannot normally be trapped, and the use of lower numerical aperture objectives while still obtaining strong trapping. The improvement is not overly sensitive to the refractive index or thickness of the coating.
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