Clusters of nanoparticles as isotropic Huygens sources for metasurfaces applications

Alexandre Baron

University of Bordeaux

Alexandre Baron is an assistant Professor at the University of Bordeaux in France and conducts his research at the Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal. His expertise is in theoretical and experimental optics and currently collaborates closely with nanochemists and soft-matter physical chemists to study the optical properties of self-assembled composite materials. He has worked in the past at the Institute of Optics in Paris and at Duke University at the Center for Metamaterials and Integrated Plasmonics. His research interests are in nonlinear metamaterials and plasmonics, self-assembled metamaterials and disorder in photonic crystal waveguieds. 

Abstract

We present spherical clusters, composed of spherical dielectric or metallic inclusions, as a new kind of efficient and isotropic Huygens sources. The clusters considered act as nanoantennas in the visible or near infrared... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Romain Dezert (University of Bordeaux)
  2. Philippe Richetti (University of Bordeaux)
  3. Alexandre Baron (University of Bordeaux)

Topic Areas

Photonic & plasmonic nanomaterials , Optical properties of nanostructures , Optics and transport on 2D materials

Session

OS2a-2 » Optics and transport on 2D materials (14:30 - Tuesday, 2nd October, ROOM 2)

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