Elsayed et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Evolution of optical Tamm states in a 1D photonic crystal comprising a nanocomposite layer for optical filtering and reflecting purposes.

Elsayed et al., 2022

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4360596733655388145
Author
Elsayed H
Taha T
Algarni S
Ahmed A
Mehaney A
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Optical & Quantum Electronics

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In this study, the reflection properties of a one-dimensional dielectric photonic crystal covered with metallic (Ag), and nanocomposite layers were investigated theoretically in visible and near-infrared ranges. The reflection spectra for the normal incident …
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