Plasmonics for extreme light concentration and manipulation

Plasmonics for extreme light concentration and manipulation

19 February 2010 | Jon. A. Schuller, Edward S. Barnard, Wenshan Cai, Young Chul Jun, Justin S. White and Mark L. Brongersma
The article "Plasmonics for Extreme Light Concentration and Manipulation" by Jon. A. Schuller, Edward S. Barnard, Wenshan Cai, Young Chul Jun, Justin S. White, and Mark L. Brongersma, published in *Nature Materials* in 2010, discusses the use of plasmonics for concentrating and manipulating light at the extreme scales. The review highlights the potential of plasmonic techniques to achieve high-intensity light focusing and control, which has significant implications for various applications such as optical computing and sensing. A correction was made to the upper part of Fig. 2c in the PDF and HTML versions of the article, which has been published online and corrected after the print version.The article "Plasmonics for Extreme Light Concentration and Manipulation" by Jon. A. Schuller, Edward S. Barnard, Wenshan Cai, Young Chul Jun, Justin S. White, and Mark L. Brongersma, published in *Nature Materials* in 2010, discusses the use of plasmonics for concentrating and manipulating light at the extreme scales. The review highlights the potential of plasmonic techniques to achieve high-intensity light focusing and control, which has significant implications for various applications such as optical computing and sensing. A correction was made to the upper part of Fig. 2c in the PDF and HTML versions of the article, which has been published online and corrected after the print version.
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