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Zundel et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Lattice resonances induced by periodic vacancies in arrays of nanoparticles

Zundel et al., 2021

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17953716299691671
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Zundel L
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Manjavacas A
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Acs Photonics

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Periodic arrays of nanoparticles are capable of supporting lattice resonances, collective modes arising from the coherent interaction of the particles in the array. These resonances, whose spectral position is determined by the array periodicity, are spectrally narrow and …
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