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other areas of photonics.
Subwavelength may also
refer to a
phenomenon involving subwavelength objects; for example,
subwavelength imaging. A
quantity related...
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interactions in a real time,
natural environment, and the need for
subwavelength imaging.
Subwavelength imaging can be
defined as
optical microscopy with the ability...
- A
subwavelength-diameter
optical fibre (SDF or SDOF) is an
optical fibre whose diameter is less than the
wavelength of the
light being propagated through...
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radiation at
correspondingly lower rates. However, wavelength- and
subwavelength-scale particles, metamaterials, and
other nanostructures may have an...
- and
local field intensity.
Perpendicular to the interface, they have
subwavelength-scale confinement. An SPP will
propagate along the
interface until its...
- features.
Metasurfaces can be
either structured or
unstructured with
subwavelength-scaled patterns. In
electromagnetic theory,
metasurfaces modulate the...
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surface plasmon polaritons, such as
dispersion characteristics and
subwavelength field confinement. They were
first theorized by John
Pendry et al. Surface...
- of the
optical transmission of a thin
metal screen perforated by two
subwavelength slits,
separated by many
optical wavelengths. The
total intensity of...
- wavelengths. The
materials employ a periodic,
cellular structure. The
subwavelength periodicity distinguishes photonic metamaterials from
photonic band...
- John-Wiley. ISBN 047130932X.
Tineke Thio (2006). "A
Bright ****ure for
Subwavelength Light Sources".
American Scientist. 94 (1): 40–47. doi:10.1511/2006...
