In the last years, the development of sophisticated fabrication techniques that range from electron beam lithography to wet chemistry synthesis, together with the improvement of optical characterization techniques allowing for accessing far-field as well as near-field properties in the nanoscale have made possible to study ultrafast processes and nonlinear phenomena induced by intense light pulses. In parallel, new theoretical frameworks have been developed to describe the main features of the complex physical processes involved in the interaction between light and matter, boosting tremendously the field of plasmonics .
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Quantum Phenomena in Clusters and Nanostructures (Springer Series in Cluster Physics) Book (Springer)
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Language clarification (to me) request
by gerundergrund[quote]
i'll give you +1 for sort of funny < - > 06/26 22:46:47
invisibility cloak via metamaterials, negative index materials, and plasmonic nanostructures...ok then
spare me the details
def regurgs please? :
"invisibility via metamaterials" >>>cheeky designatory reference terminology selection, because what's interdicted is in classified genre- wise as "metamaterial"--the light photons--non material so meta material. Like saying "I'm shooting bullets at him" and not "I'm shooting my gun at him". That's my understanding
Nanotubes Increase Solar PV Conductivity 100 Million-Fold — Sourceable
Carbon-based nanostructures are already being used as materials in solar cells with increasing frequency, yet their ability to enhance electrical performance has thus far been hampered by limited ability to assemble orderly networks using the materials.
Ultrafast Phenomena in Semiconductors and Nanostructure Materials XIII (Proceedings of Spie) Book (Society of Photo Optical) |