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Nanophotonics with the scanning electron microscope
Physical size and power consumption are both increasingly important issues in increasing the data throughput of future optical interconnects, switches and ultimately even optical memory elements.
Jonsson, Fredrik
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Nonlinear Optical Microscopy of Semiconductor–Metal Nanocavities
Three‐dimensional nonlinear optical microscopy is used to visualize GaAs–gold hybrid nanocavities. By carefully selecting the pump wavelength to position the harmonic generation at the nanopillar resonance, an enhanced contrast is observed in the nonlinear imaging.
Riya Varghese+15 more
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Metal to insulator transition for conducting polymers in plasmonic nanogaps
Conjugated polymers are promising material candidates for many future applications in flexible displays, organic circuits, and sensors. Their performance is strongly affected by their structural conformation including both electrical and optical ...
Yuling Xiong+7 more
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Silicon nanophotonics using deep-UV lithography [PDF]
Peter Bienstman+7 more
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Unconventional Topological Weyl Dipole Phonon
A new higher‐order topological phonon state is proposed, which integrates an unconventional Weyl dipole phonon (a charge‐3 Weyl point and three charge‐1 Weyl points) with higher‐order topology. Moreover, the two Weyl dipoles in Y(OH)3 exhibit the sextuple‐helicoid surface and hinge boundary states from the nonzero topological charge (±6) and the ...
Jianhua Wang+7 more
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Topological Singularities and Edge‐State Coupling Enable Robust on‐Chip Slow Light
This work demonstrates the first experimental observation of a topological quantum‐interference‐like effect in a 1D on‐chip system, utilizing two topological mechanisms for robust slow light. Topological charges ensure immunity to parameter deviations, while edge states provide robustness against disturbances.
Yuqian Wang+6 more
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Prospect of Cascade Catalysis in Magnesium‐Sulfur Batteries from Desolvation to Conversion Reactions
The dissolution and conversion reactions at the cathode interface of Mg‐S batteries are systematically summarized. This review focuses on the problems and solutions of diffusion/desolvation Mg2+ migration barrier at the sulfur/electrolyte interface as well as the current development and design of S cathodes in Mg‐S batteries under catalysis ...
Qinghua Guan+7 more
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The authors report on the significant impact of the spin‐coated Cr2O3 interface layer on the electrical properties and performance characteristics of Au/undoped‐InP (Au/InP) Schottky diodes (SD). The results and approach convincingly demonstrate the potential application of the Cr2O3 interfacial layer in delivering enhanced performance and contributing
Sreedhar Gari Sai Krupa+4 more
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