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Enriching molecular Raman spectroscopy with vibrational strong coupling
Raman spectroscopy is widely used for molecular identification in biological samples, but spectral congestion often obscures key molecular fingerprints. Strategies to enrich vibrational spectra with additional controllable features are therefore desirable. We theoretically show that vibrational stro
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