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Broadband polarization-independent resonant light absorption using ultrathin plasmonic super absorbers

Aydin et al., 2011

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8730023876768713820
Author
Aydin K
Ferry V
Briggs R
Atwater H
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Nature communications

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Resonant plasmonic and metamaterial structures allow for control of fundamental optical processes such as absorption, emission and refraction at the nanoscale. Considerable recent research has focused on energy absorption processes, and plasmonic …
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