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Ultralow loss visible surface plasmon based waveguides formed in indium-tin-oxide coated Fe-doped LiNbO 3 slabs

Zhao et al., 2016

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4449542837129670813
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Zhao H
Xue T
Li L
Zhang J
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Optics Letters

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Visible reconfigurable waveguides were evidenced in a composite system formed with indium-tin-oxide (ITO) films coated on iron-doped lithium noibate (LN) slabs. Surface plasmon polaritions (SPPs) excited at the ITO/LN interface were believed to be behind the …
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