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Nano Letters, 2023
While nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamonds have emerged as promising solid-state quantum emitters for sensing applications, the tantalizing possibility of coupling them with photonic or broadband plasmonic nanostructures to create ultrasensitive biolabels has not been fully realized.
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While nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in diamonds have emerged as promising solid-state quantum emitters for sensing applications, the tantalizing possibility of coupling them with photonic or broadband plasmonic nanostructures to create ultrasensitive biolabels has not been fully realized.
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Optical Fiber Communication Conference, 2018
Plasmonics has the potential to complement photonics and microwave photonics with ultrafast, energy efficient and most compact components. As a result, novel plasmonic modulators, detectors and microwave components emerge offering bandwidths beyond 100 GHz.
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Plasmonics has the potential to complement photonics and microwave photonics with ultrafast, energy efficient and most compact components. As a result, novel plasmonic modulators, detectors and microwave components emerge offering bandwidths beyond 100 GHz.
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Nano Letters, 2014
Plasmonic spectra of "nanoclock" metamaterials can be topologically mapped on a torus. We manufactured arrays of such a metamaterial with different "time" shown on the clocks and demonstrated that the near-infrared spectra of the nanostructures can be predictably tuned exhibiting a rich series of high-order plasmon modes, from the electric dipole to ...
Liu, Hailong +6 more
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Plasmonic spectra of "nanoclock" metamaterials can be topologically mapped on a torus. We manufactured arrays of such a metamaterial with different "time" shown on the clocks and demonstrated that the near-infrared spectra of the nanostructures can be predictably tuned exhibiting a rich series of high-order plasmon modes, from the electric dipole to ...
Liu, Hailong +6 more
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Plasmons and intersubband plasmons of a superlattice
Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films, 1984The collective plasmon modes of a doped or modulated doped semiconductor superlattice are investigated via a calculation of the wave-vector frequency-dependent dielectric constant. Explicit account is taken of the quantum well subband structure; including finite wave functions and intersubband transitions.
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Nano Letters, 2015
Graphene supports surface plasmons that have been observed to be both electrically and geometrically tunable in the mid- to far-infrared spectral regions. In particular, it has been demonstrated that graphene plasmons can be tuned across a wide spectral range spanning from the mid-infrared to the terahertz.
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Graphene supports surface plasmons that have been observed to be both electrically and geometrically tunable in the mid- to far-infrared spectral regions. In particular, it has been demonstrated that graphene plasmons can be tuned across a wide spectral range spanning from the mid-infrared to the terahertz.
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Plasmonic tweezers—The strength of surface plasmons
MRS Bulletin, 2012Abstract
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Introduction of Plasmons and Plasmonics
2021Sanjeev Kumar Raghuwanshi +2 more
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