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Semiconductor infrared plasmonics

Taliercio et al., 2019

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10377017811301217903
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Taliercio T
Biagioni P
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Nanophotonics

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The coupling between light and collective oscillations of free carriers at metallic surfaces and nanostructures is at the origin of one of the main fields of nanophotonics: plasmonics. The potential applications offered by plasmonics range from biosensing to solar cell …
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