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Enhancement of multiphoton photoluminescence with resonant metastructures

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2022

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Tonkaev, Pavel
Fan, Y.
Wang, Y.
Han, J.
Zalogina, Anastasia
Tripathi, Aditya
Lee, H.-C.
Park, H.-G.
Makarov, Sergey
Kruk, Sergey

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META Conferences

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Multiphoton photoluminescence is a fundamentally important nonlinear process applied in microfabrication, data storage, and biological imaging. In general, nonlinear processes are much weaker compared with linear ones. We have studied multiphoton photoluminescence in perovskite metasurface and single AlGaAs nanoresonator and achieved significant enhancement in the vicinity of the Mie resonances.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733713238

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Proceedings of META 2022

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2099-12-31

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