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Angle-dependent quality factor of Mie resonances in silicon-colloid-based microcavities

Shi et al., 2014

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2029324636573016033
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Shi L
Fenollosa R
Tuzer T
Meseguer F
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ACS Photonics

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Semiconductor photonic microcavities are currently very important elements in the field of photonics. We here report the light-trapping ability of 3D silicon spherical micrometer-sized photonic cavities, which are fabricated via simple chemical methods, as well as the results of …
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