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Parametric Resonances in Nonlinear Plasmonics
Improvement on refractive index sensing by exploiting the tapered two-mode fibers
Interference-enhanced optical magnetism in surface high-index resonators: a pathway toward high-performance ultracompact linear and nonlinear meta-optics
Robust and rapidly tunable light source for SRS/CARS microscopy with low-intensity noise
Monolithic integration of MoS2-based visible detectors and GaN-based UV detectors
Air-core fiber distribution of hybrid vector vortex-polarization entangled states

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A virtual journal Review of Optics was launched by CLP

The virtual journal Review of Optics was launched by Chinese Laser Press (CLP)

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Parametric Resonances in Nonlinear Plasmonics

Localized surface plasmon polaritons are characteristic modes that arise from the resonant interaction of photons with the free-charge oscillations in metallic particles. Plasmonic resonances have attracted great attention as a means to localize and enhance optical fields over subwavelength regions. Such unique properties have fostered the advent of the field of nonlinear plasmonics, relying on plasmonic field enhancement to boost otherwise weak nonlinear effects. One open challenge in nonlinear plasmonics is the selective optical excitation of high-order resonances, as those would offer higher quality factors and field confinement compared with the readily accessible dipolar modes. In addressing such issue, researchers at the University of Kansas (KU) have explored an uncharted path in nonlinear plasmonics: the parametric excitation and amplification of localized surface plasmon polaritons.

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