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Area of Science:

Optics and photonics
Scientific publishing

Background:

A previously published study in Opt. Express contained a figure misplacement.
Figure 9 was incorrectly labeled as Figure 8.

Purpose of the Study:

To correct an error in figure placement in a published article.
To ensure accurate representation of scientific data.

Main Methods:

The erratum was issued following the identification of the misplacement.
Correction was based on the "Author Response" file in the Prism system.

Main Results:

Figure 9 has been correctly placed.
The correction was successfully implemented.

Conclusions:

All scientific conclusions from the original study remain valid.
The integrity of the research findings is maintained.