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Graphene-based mid-infrared biosensor

Vafapour et al., 2017

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16228413010216348573
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Vafapour Z
Hajati Y
Hajati M
Ghahraloud H
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Journal of the Optical Society of America B

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We propose a new graphene-based metamaterial biosensor to achieve tunable plasmon- induced transparency in the mid-infrared (mid-IR) regime. The structure consists of a graphene sheet with three cut-out strips that has been located on a substrate. It is shown that …
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