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Xiang et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Hot-electron intraband luminescence from GaAs nanospheres mediated by magnetic dipole resonances

Xiang et al., 2017

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946625609991152709
Author
Xiang J
Jiang S
Chen J
Li J
Dai Q
Zhang C
Xu Y
Tie S
Lan S
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Publication venue
Nano Letters

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Significantly enhanced electric field in plasmonic hot spots can dramatically increase the linear and nonlinear absorption of light, leading to a high-temperature electron gas which radiates, through mainly intraband transition, a broadband luminescence quite similar to …
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