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Zaky et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Gyroidal graphene for exciting tamm plasmon polariton as refractive index sensor: Theoretical study

Zaky et al., 2021

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4498904521714381014
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Zaky Z
Sharma A
Aly A
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Optical Materials

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In this work, we design a novel refractive index sensor in the terahertz region. The proposed structure is (PSi 1/PSi 2) N/Sample/Gyroidal Graphene/substrate. PSi 1 and PSi 2 are porous silicon with porosity of 80% and 30%, respectively. This sensor based on the Tamm …
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