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Guillaume Malpuech and Alexey KavokinLASMEA, UMR-6602, Universit Blaise Pascal, 24 av. ... This dependence has been observed for arange of detuningD! conditions of exciton and cavity modefrom D512 to 24 meV!

Nouchi, T. Mitsuyu, M. Watanabe, P. G. Kazansky, andHirao, Opt. Lett.24, 646 1999! ... Smith, OLett. 24, 13111999! 8 H. Sun, S. Juodkazis, M. Watanabe, S.

22 , 23 ] Meanwhile, CB[ n ]s have been utilized as stabilizing ligands for noble metal nanoparticles (NPs), such as that of gold, [ 24–27 ] silver, [ 28 , 29 ] and palladium. [ ... 24 mM HCl, and 0.16 mL of a 6 mM AgNO 3 aqueous solution with 0.12 mL

18 May 2022: The electric field distribution is analytically approximatedas that from two symmetrical hyperbolic 2D conductors,24 allowingthe total potential to be extracted for different separations of NPs[Figs. ... Mater. 24, OP305 (2012). Applied Physics Letters

drops,” Liq. Crys.24, 117–125 (1998).8. A. Ferńandez-Nieves, D. R. Link, D. ... Similarly, the micromirror surface is treated with a surfactant [24] to produce homeotropicLC alignment.

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Lett. 10, 1787–1792 (2010). 24. I.M. Pryce, K. Aydin, Y. A. ... ble electronics [22], flexible plasmonics [23] and flexible metamaterials [24]. By using a PDMS.

Mechanical displacement of suspended layers forexploiting polaritonic MEMS can be achieved in such de-vices using bridge- or cantilever-etched structures togetherwith piezoelectric actuation,24 accessing optomechanical po-lariton coupling regimes.

4c during “creepingflow” 23,24. Assuming a parabolic flow profile, estimated strains atthe onset of crystal melting yield point, Region B/C tran-sition were essentially constant within error, ranging from60% ... Rheol. 52, 649 2008.24 A. Le Grand and

Zn-doping of BiVO4 could haveoccurred during the annealing process and Zn-doping waspreviously shown to give a negative effect on the photocatalyticperformance of BiVO4.24 However, signicant Zn-doping ofBiVO4 ... View Article Online. 24 K. P. S. Parmar

platinum,24 proving the flexibility of our technique. In our. a School of Chemistry, University of Southampton, Southampton, UKSO17 1BJ. ... E. Russell, Faraday Discuss., 2005, 132,191–199. 24 M. E. Abdelsalam, S.

become deformed by light due to the low cohesive energyof gold [23,24]. ... 24] J. Mertens, A. Demetriadou, R. W. Bowman, F. Benz,M.-E. Kleemann, C.

frequencies.18,24,2628 The pump resonance seems to have thelargest effect (Supporting Information, Figure S5), which is alsoconsistent with the mechanism of SECARS described later inthe paper. ... R. Anal. Biochem. 2001, 298, 1–24.(8) Koo, T.; Chan, S.

The QWscontain a single 3-ML barrier of MnSes1 3 3 ML d, threeequispaced single monolayers of MnSes3 3 1 ML d,24 one-eighth ML s24 3 1y8 ML d, ... Figure 1( b) shothe field dependence ofVL and DE in the 24 3 1y8 MLsample at different temperatures.

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60 meV) from the strongest plasmon absorption. Thisfurther suggests that the balance between plasmon reab-sorption and radiative coupling controls which moleculesemit PL efficiently [24]. ... Mater. 16, 90 (2004).[24] P. Anger, P. Bharadwaj, and L.

q b1 d3 <e eAu eeAu þ e. :. Here, q is the quantum yield of the emitter (around 10%), b1is its decay rate (for which we use the 24 nm linewidth ... Chang, L.-J. Li, and T.-W. Lin, Adv. Mater. 24, 2320 (2012).