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Odebo Länk et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Large-scale silicon nanophotonic metasurfaces with polarization independent near-perfect absorption

Odebo Länk et al., 2017

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Odebo Länk N
Verre R
Johansson P
Kall M
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Optically thin perfect light absorbers could find many uses in science and technology. However, most physical realizations of perfect absorption for the optical range rely on plasmonic excitations in nanostructured metallic metasurfaces, for which the absorbed light …
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