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Perfect absorption by metal-contacted two-dimensional systems with ultra-proximate reflectors
Electromagnetic absorbance by most two-dimensional electron systems is typically well below unity, which hinders both practical applications in photodetection and fundamental studies of their optical properties. Here, we show that a periodic structure comprised of narrow two-dimensional sections con
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