Nanocavities
Nanocavities are nanometre-scale structures for trapping light. Concentrating light into such a small volume increases the strength of light–matter interactions, and can alter the spontaneous emission from a light source inside the cavity. Cavities can be created using photonic crystals or nanowires, for example.
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Covert infrared image encoding through imprinted plasmonic cavities
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Low loss photonic nanocavity via dark magnetic dipole resonant mode near metal
Scientific Reports 8, 17054 -