When no more equivalence partitions contain distinguishable states, the states remaining in the same group as other states are combined.
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Nevertheless it still requires fluorophores that are cycling through two distinguishable states, either real on-/ off-states or states with different fluorescence intensities.
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The concept is to start assuming that every state may be able to combine with every other state, then separate distinguishable states into separate groups called "'equivalence partitions " '.
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Within this framework all methods can be explained which operate on molecules that have at least two distinguishable states, where reservible switching between the two states is possible, and where at least one such transition can be optically induced.
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