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Ultra-sensitive refractive index sensing enabled by high-Q hybrid plasmonic metasurface absorbers

Butt, 2025

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Butt M
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Optics & Laser Technology

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This work presents a high-performance hybrid plasmonic metasurface absorber (HPMSA) designed for ultra-sensitive refractive index sensing applications. The structure combines silicon nitride dielectric meta-atoms in both square and cross slot configurations with a gold …
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