Not every dipole is the same: the hidden patterns of dipolar near fields

Michela Picardi; Anatoly Zayats; Francisco Jose Rodriguez Fortuno

Not every dipole is the same: the hidden patterns of dipolar near fields

Michela Picardi, Anatoly Zayats, Francisco Jose Rodriguez Fortuno

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Abstract

Nanophotonics is a fast-evolving scientific field studying light at the nanoscale. Its fascinating advances typically stem from concepts in modern physics, such as quantum optics, photonic crystals and optomechanics [1]. Occasionally, new insights appear even from the classical Maxwell’s equations of electromagnetism themselves [2].

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	14-18
Journal	Europhysics News
Publication status	Published - 14 Sept 2018

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