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Ultra-narrow line width polarization-insensitive filter using a symmetry-breaking selective plasmonic metasurface

Shah et al., 2018

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9626521563365776589
Author
Shah Y
Grant J
Hao D
Kenney M
Pusino V
Cumming D
Publication year
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Acs Photonics

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Plasmonic metasurfaces provide unprecedented control of the properties of light. By designing symmetry-breaking nanoholes in a metal sheet and engineering the optical properties of the metal using geometry, highly selective transmission and polarization …
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