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Core-shell nanostructures for photonics applications

Name: Core-shell nanostructures for photonics applications
Brand: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
SKU: 02964157
Price: 24941 HUF
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Author: Tural Khudiyev
ISBN: 9783659793059

Optical core-shell nanostructures

Tural Khudiyev

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 02964157

Publishers LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, March 2016

A new top-down nanofabrication method is described, which is called Iterative Size Reduction (ISR),... Full description

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A new top-down nanofabrication method is described, which is called Iterative Size Reduction (ISR), where step-by-step reduction is utilized to decrease structure dimensions from macro- to nanosizes and produce indefinitely long one-dimensional core-shell nanostructures. Plateau-Rayleigh instabilities are then utilized to thermally degrade ISR-produced nanowire arrays into complex core-shell schemes, which are produced successively in a hitherto-undescribed transitory region between core-shell nanowires and core-shell nanospheres. A diverse array of emerging optical phenomena have been observed on fabricated novel core-shell nano-platforms. Briefly, (a) the resonant Mie scattering behavior is characterized on glass-polymer nanostructures, (b) a novel non-resonant Mie scattering regime responsible for the scattering characteristics exhibited by all-polymer core-shell nanowires is described, (c) a nanoscale analogue to the thin film interference phenomenon is demonstrated, (d) an unusual photonic crystal structure observed in mallard is investigated and imitated and (e) a series of all-polymer core-shell nanowires to function as light-trapping platforms and sensors are engineered.