Fabrication of Silicon Nanostructures for Application in Photonics

Kamalieva, Aisylu N.; Toropov, N. A.; Vartanyan, T. A.; Baranov, M. A.; Parfenov, Peter S.; Bogdanov, K. V.; Zharova, Yu. A.; Tolmachev, V. A.

doi:10.1134/s1063782618050135

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“…Jazayeri et al [ 42 ] studied all-dielectric structures for trapping nanoparticles via light funneling and nanofocusing. Kamalieva et al [ 43 ] fabricated silicon nanostructures for application in photonics. Li et al [ 6 ] studied the funneling profile of the enhanced transmission of normal incident light through a subwavelength slit in a perfect electric conductor.…”

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Funneling of Oblique Incident Light through Subwavelength Metallic Slits

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Light funneling determines how enhanced energy flows into subwavelength slits. In contrast to the previous research on oblique incident light, this study reveals that light funneling in the slits can be highly asymmetric, even at small angles. This mechanism is explained by polarized fields and charges, which are induced using Poynting vectors. It is shown that when light is obliquely incident to the slits perforated in a perfect electric conductor, asymmetrical fields and charges accumulate at the upper apex corners of the left (right) sides. When light is incident from the left (right) side, more (less) induced fields and charges accumulate in the left (right) slit corner so that the funneling width, area, and energy flow at the left (right) side increases (decreases).

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