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Circular Dichroism in Biological Photonic Crystals and Cubic Chiral Nets

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2011

Authors

Saba, M
Thiel, M
Turner, M D
Hyde, Stephen
Gu, Min
Grosse-Brauckmann, K
Neshev, Dragomir
Mecke, Klaus
Schroder-Turk, Gerd

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American Physical Society

Abstract

Nature provides impressive examples of chiral photonic crystals, with the notable example of the cubic so-called srs network (the label for the chiral degree-three network modeled on SrSi2) or gyroid structure realized in wing scales of several butterfly

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Keywords: Biological receptors; Butterfly species; Circular dichroism; Circular dichroism effect; Design Principles; Gyroid structure; Stop-bands; Structure-based; Ultra-violet light; Circular polarization; Dichroism; Photonic devices; Polarization; Ultraviolet rad

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/59607

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ANU Research Publications

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Physical Review Letters

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Open Access

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10.1103/PhysRevLett.106.103902

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