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Symmetry-broken square silicon patches for ultra-narrowband light absorption

Yin et al., 2019

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16081189397909425724
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Yin X
Sang T
Qi H
Li G
Wang X
Wang J
Wang Y
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Scientific Reports

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The effect of ultra-narrowband light absorption enhancement is presented by using metamaterials with symmetry-broken square silicon patches (SSPs). The symmetry of the SSP can be broken by introducing a narrow slit deviating from its center. By breaking the …
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