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Tunable dual-band and high-quality-factor perfect absorption based on VO2-assisted metasurfaces

Yu et al., 2021

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14071510153013395526
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Yu S
Li Z
Liu W
Cheng H
Zhang Y
Xie B
Zhou W
Tian J
Chen S
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Optics Express

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Perfect absorbers with high quality factors (Q-factors) are of great practical significance for optical filtering and sensing. Moreover, tunable multiwavelength absorbers provide a multitude of possibilities for realizing multispectral light intensity manipulation and optical …
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